Highland Park is a photographic portrait of one of Rochester's most cherished public landscapes. Designed as part of the city's historic park system and shaped by Frederick Law Olmsted's philosophy, the park reflects a belief that beauty, nature, and thoughtful design should be shared. Through full-color photographs taken across the seasons, this book captures quiet paths, open hillsides, and garden spaces shaped by light, weather, and time. The book provides a historical chronicle while allowing the images to lead. Highland Park is for readers who appreciate landscape photography, public parks, and the enduring value of places created for the public good.