Kodak Kodachrome & Ektachrome positive film photos

My older photos are from Kodak 35mm positive film. My newer photos are from Kodak 35mm positive film. In the future my photos will be from Kodak 35mm positive film.

My Father started using Kodak 35mm Kodachrome in the early 1950's when the film had an ASA of 10. And I started using Kodachrome in the early 1970's then the film was offered in ASA 64 and ASA 25. In 2010 the production of Kodachrome ended. I still have a few rolls of unexposed Kodachrome in the freezer but there is no way to process the film. Starting in 2010, when Kodachrome processing was discontinued, I started using Kodak 35mm Ektachrome film. Ektachrome is no longer produced but I have many rolls in the freezer and the (E6) process for Ektachrome is still available.