Kodachrome wasn’t just film—it was a way of seeing the world. For decades, it captured life in rich, glowing color that felt more real than reality itself. From family slide shows to iconic magazine spreads, Kodachrome shaped how we remember the 20th century. Its look was unmistakable, its process legendary, and its disappearance marked the end of something photography has never fully replaced.
Photos from around the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State and…