Last month, Sophia and I went to Steamboat, CO. While there, we found this quaint old-fashoned drug-store with a soda fountain, a jukebox, and... a photo booth. I'm not talking about one of those modern photo booths that are digital and just print out the pictures, no siree. This box was totally old-school, taking around two minutes to develop the sepia-toned pictures on a textured photo paper. There is just something imminently comforting about knowing that things like this still exist and are still working. In an age where it is hard to imagine how to make anything without microcontrollers, one needs to be occasionally reminded that people built amazing things long ago without them.

Of course, there are plenty of other pictures from my steamboat trip. Read on to take a peek.