Merrill, Larry. Pedestrian Photographs by Larry Merrill.

University of Rochester Press, 2008. Candid photographs in color, often humorous, of New York City pedestrians by Larry Merrill. Texts by Marjorie B. Searl and Wendell Berry. 60 pages. Wraps, as issued. First edition. Almost like new with a few small nicks on covers. Born in Brooklyn in 1948, Larry Merrill has lived in Rochester where he taught photography at Nazareth College. At time of publication, he had had a solo show at the George Eastman House (now George Eastman Museum), where he was director of education, Bard College and other prestigious venues. Merrill also ran the studio art school of the University of Rochester Art Museum (Memorial Art Gallery). He was guest curator for the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the show, “The Camera and the Photograph.” His work is in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Yale University Art Gallery; George Eastman Museum; Museum of the City of New York, et al.  Merrill has an MFA from the University of Minnesota.