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Kokak Ektar 100 is the finest grain color negative film on the market. MORE

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Bellingham WA, Bellingham Wash., Bellingham old town neighborhood, Kodak Ektar 100, Jeff King Photography, ghost sign

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This farm town, which survived a fire and dynamite explosion in 1907, seems to have nine lives. MORE

Abandoned farmhouses are scattered across the high desert in north-central Washington. MORE

PIONEER SPIRIT

ICE AGE

Washington's Dry Falls, created by ice-age flooding, is the mother of all waterfalls. MORE

SURPRISE PARTIES

A trip to the high desert is full of surprises, including an invitation to meet wildlife photographer Art Wolfe. MORE

Abandoned gas station and an auto salvage yard catch my eye in southeast Washington. MORE

LEFT BEHIND

WONDERFUL WRECKS

Dan's Garage, an auto salvage yard, is like an amusement park. Except the rides are all borken. MORE

With a two-hour weather window I grab a roll of Kodak film, 15 exposures, and head north of Seattle. MORE

SATURDAY DRIVE

SIGN LANGUAGE

The peeling Wagon Wheel Motel sign has character. The Blue Star Cafe & Pub mural has characters. MORE

KODAK KEEPER (NEW)

Kodak Portra 400 is the world's finest grain high-speed color negative film. I'm impressed. MORE