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Toronto. In ww2, photography played a big role be it recording the topography for hyper stereo inspection; testing the accuracy of airborne cannons and other armament; or recording battles and targets.
On January, 2003 we had the pleasure of hearing the late George Hunter’s “Tales of a Photographer”. George is a natural story-teller, recounting his photographic exploits on the ground and in the air. He brought along an Aerial camera picked up along the way.
After his talk, the late Bob Lansdale took George’s photograph (click on icon at left) beside his trusty old Aerial camera. Another member, the late Sam Schlifer recounted the use of stereo viewers to see the topography in hyper stereo (we had the same viewer).
While you may not get that funny viewer or an aerial camera at one of our 2025 events, you will meet friends old and new and spot many gadgets/photos that fit your collection. Coming fast is our famous fall fair on October 19th, 2025. See PHSC News 25-7 for details!
