More Throwback Photos with Kodachrome.

There's something about Kodachrome's colour palette that can't quite be replaced.


Camera: Nikon F3HP, Nikkor Ais 50 f1.8 lens.
Film: Kodachrome 64

PCC Car in a Cow Pasture

Albion Hotel Sign

McDonell St. looking East

Downtown Guelph Heritage Building

Pharmacy Building

McDonell St. Sidewalk_

McDonell St. Sidewalk II

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