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Another blast from the past
Anybody out there remember Fotomat? With the advent of digital cameras and One-Hour Photo, et al, this bygone edifice of American culture is now about as obsolete as VCRs and the Yellow Pages, but for no particular reason, I was reminded of them the other day. Here's what a real one looked like, but I wasn't able to save the pic to my hard drive because of site limitations.
And here's what one looks like today, after having been subjected to the carbon-freeze process!
Anybody out there remember Fotomat? With the advent of digital cameras and One-Hour Photo, et al, this bygone edifice of American culture is now about as obsolete as VCRs and the Yellow Pages, but for no particular reason, I was reminded of them the other day. Here's what a real one looked like, but I wasn't able to save the pic to my hard drive because of site limitations.
And here's what one looks like today, after having been subjected to the carbon-freeze process!
1 comment:
I remember Fotomat!
One of the best things when I started to drive was to be able to go shooting then take the film to be developed without having to go through the parental unit.
:-)
As much snow as we had here last week...and with the HUGE snow mounds still all around, I wonder about building one of these in a parking lot. hmmmmmmmm
To close...
I have a new project and I hope you'll share Missouri with the world. Think you might point your camera and share the view from your window?
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