Part of history now...
Its manufacture was discontinued in 2009, and processing ended in December 2010.
Mama, don’t take my Kodachrome Basin away.
Lonely, and a lot of "desert space". After 80 miles, 'came upon a big fenced-in ranch. Not a living thing on it: no creatures, no people—just a truck showed someone lived there, maybe.
But Utah is my favorite scenic state.
Utah!
:)
Spent an afternoon there a couple of years ago. I was there at mid-day so the light was somewhat washed out but it was still good to visit it.
Don’t go down beyond it south if it is a wet day.
Had no idea that was there. I’m planning a trip next year that will include a run down Utah 12. I see that this park is just 13 minutes out of my way. I may have to plan a “stretch your legs” stop there. Thanks!!!
Stupid shit...
Why not name it Coca Cola Basin State Park Park?
Just because some corporation has the money, why do they rename something?
100% STUPID.......
Color photography is one thing whose price has dropped spectacularly since the 1960s, when I started shooting a lot of color slides. Back then the best I could get a 36 shot roll of Kodachrome with a prepaid Kodak processing mailer for was about $6.00, in the money of the time. I just checked with Amazon and 32 gig SD cards, each of which will hold several thousand color pictures are selling for about $6.00 apiece. The price of shooting 1080p video vs the old Super 8 has dropped similarly.
(Ghost Ranch, New Mexico)