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a thesis for McGill’s School of Urban Planning (2012)

“I read on the website that this is part of your Master’s research. Can you tell me a little bit about its academic underpinnings?”

Derek Flack’s BlogTO interview, unedited: Part 5

Ned Hanlan, 1984 (in Kodachrome) [photo: John O'Sullivan]

“Can you tell BlogTO about Kodachrome’s colour profile?”

Derek Flack’s BlogTO interview, unedited: Part 4

“Why Kodachrome in particular?”

Derek Flack’s BlogTO interview, unedited: Part 3

“Can you tell BlogTO about the origins of the project?”

Derek Flack’s BlogTO interview, unedited: Part 2

“Are you a photographer yourself?”

Derek Flack’s BlogTO interview, unedited: Part 1

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Figure 5.3. Accession KT2011004: potential “wallpaper” for Queen’s Park — for 1945 3D simulation [F. Ellis Wiley/City of Toronto Archives, s0124_fl0001_id0012].

Re-introducing Kodachrome Toronto: 1935–2010

One of my favourites from John O’Sullivan.

How to know you found a Kodachrome slide

My very first virtual reality handheld! [©© Deiby on Flickr]

A 3D travelling history in Kodachrome

The GAF View-Master discs for Toronto

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