Zoller, Charles. A Portrait of Rochester Through the Lens of Charles Zoller. Camera Magazine A primary focus of the

A primary focus of the exhibition is Petit’s work as the official photographer for major state and cultural entities

and the obscene—including literary and artistic icons

His work emphasizes the architectural qualities of ice and the blinding

the volume uses specialized hybrid printing—offset lithography on one side of the sheet and inkjet on the other

Zoller, Charles. A Portrait of Rochester Through the Lens of Charles Zoller. Camera Magazine A primary focus of theRochester History, Volume 1, No. 1, January 1988. Inaugural issue. Published by the Rochester Public Library, Rochester, New York. Stapled wraps, 24 pages. Zoller (1852 1932) left behind 5,000 Autochromes (the first commercial color photographic process that was in the form of transparencies on glass) and thousands of black and white negatives now at the George Eastman Museum and the Monroe County Parks Department. Like new. Summary: The inaugural