Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7448616 Journal of Historical Geography 2013 16 Pages PDF
Abstract
► I study the development of aerial photography in Canada between 1880 and 1960. ► I study a debate in photogrammetric survey: were aerial images photographs or maps? ► I claim that representation is not inherent in the aerial photograph, but needed to be produced. ► I argue that producing objects and representations requires the co-production of users. ► I show that the creation of aerial photographs as unique objects is also the creation of Canadian geographers.
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