Since I started the found film site a year or so ago, I’ve discovered a new interest as I’ve scanned and processed the old images which I post every day. What I’ve found is a real interest in trying to discover the location of the picture, trying to identify different objects in the picture and…
This week I found my best find yet for Found-Film – a set of medium format, colour slides in very good condition, which were taken sometime between 1958 and 1962.
This week I bought a fantastic set of Kodachrome slides taken in Switzerland in the early 1960s which came in one of the worst condition boxes I’ve ever seen.
Some photos featuring a group of people demonstrating different forms of dancing
The Eilean Donan Castle is set in a beautiful part of Scotland and as well as being a very photogenic subject, has also been used as the location of many films throughout the last 60 years. I
Show some great views of Dunbar harbour taken on Colour Slide film in 1967.
In this, the first of a series of posts, I’m attempting to show the look of a film emulsion which is now unfortunately lost to the world – I’m going to show the look of Ilford slide film.
This is a short post which shows how I go about cleaning old 35 mm slides.
Some photos taken at Ayres Rock in Australia in May 1992 are the feature of this post.
This week’s big find on the Found Film site is a box of colour slides taken in 1967 which show many views of Scotland.
This post is about a set of colour slides I bought which contained a slice of history in the form of some photos of RAF Seletar in Singapore.
A couple of weeks ago I found an ad on eBay for an old 35mm slide box complete with about 100 colour slides and starting at only £0.99.
