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Written by: Jack Crager
Kodachrome has dazzled photographers and captured its subjects' hearts since the Great Depression. National Geographic legend Steve McCurry takes the fabled slide film on a final assignment
For nearly four decades, photojournalist Steve McCurry has routinely carried his gear through security checkpoints while covering important stories around the world. In June 2010, though, an order from an airport security guard in Mumbai, India, made him a bit nervous. “He said, ‘Take a picture,” McCurry recalls. “He wanted me to click the shutter to prove my camera was real. But it was a 35mm SLR, and I still had a roll of film loaded in it-normally I would've rewound it already-and I didn't want to unload it. It was quite a process to convince him it was a real camera so I wouldn't have to waste the shot!” Continue Reading » * You have 3 free previews per magazine issue
TAGS: NG photographer, Kodak
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