Features Mary Alice Johnson Paris Then and Now Chris Ware Portrait of a Carrier Doug Beasley Vision Quest Mark Anderson Photographing in a Time Warp Minolta Maxxum 7 Equipment Review Dave Rudin Carbon Printing, Part 2 of 2 Technique Sandy King The Harrison & Harrison Filter Story J.J. Allen		November/December 2001
Columns Holiday Book Reviews Brian Aurand, Dean Brierly, Grant Freeman, Robert Hirsch and Bill Troop In Our Opinion Makin Pictures the Write Way, Part 3 Robert Hirsch and Greg Erf The Reluctant Critic On the Importance of Landscape, Part 4 Eve Ogden Schaub Lamb's Quarters Randall Lamb PhotoArts Santa Fe 2001 Joette T. O'Connor		Departments From the Editor Reader's Forum Snapshots Index to Advertisers Exhibits, Events, & Workshops

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Strongly influenced by Henri-Cartier Bresson, Mary Alice Johnston lived, worked, and photographed for over a decade in post-WWII Paris. L'Humanite was made in 1955 with a hand-held Rolleiflex TLR and is an example of her excellent quality work. Thirty years later she returned to Paris to document the changes that had taken place since she left. Some of these images, entitled "Paris Then and Now," are reproduced in this issue.

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