The photobook investigates color photography through Kodachrome film, focusing on images captured between 1966 and 1967. It showcases a visual approach rooted in the chromatic qualities and textures unique to early color film, emphasizing everyday urban and social scenes.

Kodachromes 1966–1967 by Tod Papageorge features 72 pages of carefully curated photographs, illustrating a moment in photographic history when color began to assert itself as a significant medium for documentary and street photography. The period-specific palette and film grain evoke a distinct mood tied to mid-1960s America.