Canyonlands, Kodachrome, 92

21-05-18

These photo’s were taken on my first visit to the USA in 1992 on Kodachrome film. I was so amazed at the scenery and the big skies. The images were taken in Moab and Canyonlands NP, a fantastic area to visit.

Downtown Moab
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Canyonlands
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The colours have shifted a little with time, but it’s so good to have a record of this trip.

All images were taken on my Olympus OM2n with Zuiko 24mm, 2.8 lens, which is still working today.

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13 thoughts on “Canyonlands, Kodachrome, 92

  1. Frank Lehnen

    Wonderful memories!

    Now can anyone show his 26 years old digital photos… no, that was a bad joke!

    This makes me think of my dear boxes of Kodachrome slides from my youth… all unfortunately lost now

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  2. conspicari Post author

    It’s true, could be difficult to view digital images in 26 years. Shame that you lost your Kodachromes. I have some slides from 1966 from a school trip to Germany, Denmark, and Sweden !!!!

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  3. Heide

    To this viewer’s eyes at least, the color shift makes the images even more appealing! Wonderful composition on that last one especially …

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  4. Manja Mexi Movie

    I was only in the USA one time for a couple of weeks, in LA and SF, for Christmas. Upon arrival I was so shocked that I couldn’t take a single photo for days. In Venice Beach it opened up, we were having pizza on the grass and I took some photos through my new orange-tilted glasses that made everything green bizarrely vibrant. And that was without any drugs.

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