[OM] Recent Kodachromes

[John A. Lind]

Had some recent Kodachromes printed as 4x6's for the Other Half and scanned 
them on the flatbed.  Mostly garden shots . . . all of these were made 
using a tripod.  The Mount St. Helen azalea in particular has better 
lighting than the yellow one had!  I intend to have a large Ilfochrome 
print made of the Dwarf Iris Reticula.
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/big.asp?photoID=929184&rowNumber=7&memberID=322
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/big.asp?photoID=929186&rowNumber=7&memberID=322
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/big.asp?photoID=929185&rowNumber=7&memberID=322
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/big.asp?photoID=929182&rowNumber=7&memberID=322
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/big.asp?photoID=929183&rowNumber=7&memberID=322

Finally managed to get a decent photograph of The Wascally Wabbit that 
keeps feasting on our prized dandelions.  It's the only one of the batch 
not made with a tripod.  Saw him under the pine tree, grabbed the OM-4, put 
the Tamron 80-200/2.8 on it quickly, and moved very slowly toward him to 
get as close as possible without intruding on his "flight distance."  This 
was the best of three done before he bolted . . . the extremely shallow 
depth of field shows in the blades of grass.
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/big.asp?photoID=929187&rowNumber=7&memberID=322

The rich color rendering of the Iris reminds me why I like Kodachrome 
soooooo much!
Enjoy!

-- John Lind


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