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Taken on October 16, 2010 in Morningside Park in Scarborough, Ontario during a group photo-walk that was organized by my friend John Meadows (http://johnmeadowsphotography.wordpress.com/) to celebrate the end of the Kodachrome era - the last photo lab still processing Kodachrome had announced that they would cease accepting it for processing at the end of 2010, and John decided it was time for a last hurrah. He bought some "new old-stock" rolls off eBay and invited people to join him on the photo-walk in October, in order to capture the glorious colours of the Fall foliage with the best film ever created for the job - Kodachrome. John has just got the slides back from the lab and was kind enough to scan them for me so I could see them right away (he'll hand over the actual slides the next time we get together).

The camera I used for the photo-walk was a Nikon F60 that I borrowed from my son, Colin (http://www.flickr.com/photos/terriblenews/), when I couldn't figure out where I'd put my old Konica TC away when I'd last used it before switching to digital.

Taken on October 16, 2010 in Morningside Park in Scarborough, Ontario during a group photo-walk that was organized by my friend John Meadows (http://johnmeadowsphotography.wordpress.com/) to celebrate the end of the Kodachrome era - the last photo lab still processing Kodachrome had announced that they would cease accepting it for processing at the end of 2010, and John decided it was time for a last hurrah. He bought some "new old-stock" rolls off eBay and invited people to join him on the photo-walk in October, in order to capture the glorious colours of the Fall foliage with the best film ever created for the job - Kodachrome. John has just got the slides back from the lab and was kind enough to scan them for me so I could see them right away (he'll hand over the actual slides the next time we get together).

The camera I used for the photo-walk was a Nikon F60 that I borrowed from my son, Colin (http://www.flickr.com/photos/terriblenews/), when I couldn't figure out where I'd put my old Konica TC away when I'd last used it before switching to digital.

Taken on October 16, 2010 in Morningside Park in Scarborough, Ontario during a group photo-walk that was organized by my friend John Meadows (http://johnmeadowsphotography.wordpress.com/) to celebrate the end of the Kodachrome era - the last photo lab still processing Kodachrome had announced that they would cease accepting it for processing at the end of 2010, and John decided it was time for a last hurrah. He bought some "new old-stock" rolls off eBay and invited people to join him on the photo-walk in October, in order to capture the glorious colours of the Fall foliage with the best film ever created for the job - Kodachrome. John has just got the slides back from the lab and was kind enough to scan them for me so I could see them right away (he'll hand over the actual slides the next time we get together).

The camera I used for the photo-walk was a Nikon F60 that I borrowed from my son, Colin (http://www.flickr.com/photos/terriblenews/), when I couldn't figure out where I'd put my old Konica TC away when I'd last used it before switching to digital.

Taken on October 16, 2010 in Morningside Park in Scarborough, Ontario during a group photo-walk that was organized by my friend John Meadows (http://johnmeadowsphotography.wordpress.com/) to celebrate the end of the Kodachrome era - the last photo lab still processing Kodachrome had announced that they would cease accepting it for processing at the end of 2010, and John decided it was time for a last hurrah. He bought some "new old-stock" rolls off eBay and invited people to join him on the photo-walk in October, in order to capture the glorious colours of the Fall foliage with the best film ever created for the job - Kodachrome. John has just got the slides back from the lab and was kind enough to scan them for me so I could see them right away (he'll hand over the actual slides the next time we get together).

The camera I used for the photo-walk was a Nikon F60 that I borrowed from my son, Colin (http://www.flickr.com/photos/terriblenews/), when I couldn't figure out where I'd put my old Konica TC away when I'd last used it before switching to digital.

Taken on October 16, 2010 in Morningside Park in Scarborough, Ontario during a group photo-walk that was organized by my friend John Meadows (http://johnmeadowsphotography.wordpress.com/) to celebrate the end of the Kodachrome era - the last photo lab still processing Kodachrome had announced that they would cease accepting it for processing at the end of 2010, and John decided it was time for a last hurrah. He bought some "new old-stock" rolls off eBay and invited people to join him on the photo-walk in October, in order to capture the glorious colours of the Fall foliage with the best film ever created for the job - Kodachrome. John has just got the slides back from the lab and was kind enough to scan them for me so I could see them right away (he'll hand over the actual slides the next time we get together).

The camera I used for the photo-walk was a Nikon F60 that I borrowed from my son, Colin (http://www.flickr.com/photos/terriblenews/), when I couldn't figure out where I'd put my old Konica TC away when I'd last used it before switching to digital.