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CHARLES ROTKIN
Low-Flight Landscape, April 1948 | |
The Comeback of Koppers, January 1952 | |
The New Bounce in Rubber, August 1956 | |
And Goodyear Sells It, October 1960 |
The Rise of the House of Olin Dec. 1952 | |
The World of Kennecott November 1951 | |
Iron Ore, Steep Rock, Ontario Dec.1955 |
The Taxpayers' Own Diggers and Builders, April 1964 |
Charles Rotkin ( 1916 -2004) He had been asked to join Roy Stryker's FSA group, making contact with Jack Delano and Ben Shahn in particular. He was then called into the Army where his amateur pilot licence provided a natural entré into aerial and gunner photography. After 1945 he was known primarily as an aerial photographer. Clients included Standard Oil of New Jersey (with Roy Stryker). He became Chief Photographer for the Puerto Rican Office of Information. He worked for LIFE, FORTUNE and Sports Illustrated.See his Europe: An Aerial Closeup (Lipincott, 1962), and USA: An Aerial Closeup (Crown, 1968). |
AERIAL photography (see also FORTUNE'S William Garnett)
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