Using Kodachrome, one felt that all the range of colors the eyes saw were going to come to life on the light table under the glass lupe. What a thrill it was, back in the '70s and '80s, to drop off my film at the back door of the Kodak factory in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, and then the next moring pick it up. Those were the days. Of course, I didn't leave the parking lot without sneaking a quick peak, lupe held up to the windshield, to see if what I thought I captured was actually there in living color. These are a few of my favorite photos taken with that magical emulsion--Kodachrome slide film ASA 64.