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Kodachrome 2010
A documentary film that looks at the end of Kodak’s Kodachrome film and the last lab that processed film for it. A great look at the history of this amazing color film and how it changed the way we see … Continue reading
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Visualizing one week’s worth of checkins on Foursquare
Using information fed into Processing, the folks at Foursquare were able to visualize a week’s worth of checkins as they hit their 1 billionth checkin a few months ago.
Famous Developer Trays by John Cyr
PDN has posted several large images from photographer John Cyr’s series on developer trays taken from famous photographers’ dark rooms. The images are a reminder of where this medium used to be and how quickly it is fading to only-digital … Continue reading
