Features Joyce Tenneson Light Warriors Statement by the artist Kurt Edward Fishback Coming Full Circle Interview by Ellen Rennard Adam Jones Near and Far Postmodernist photographer and columnist for Photovision, Statement by the artist Mako Aquaforms Statement by the artist Gigabit Film Wonderful technique, corny as hell By Burkhardt Kiegland Longevity & Storage of B/W Materials Part 3 of 3 By Neil Lipson		July/August 2001
Columns Book Reviews By Dean Brierly and Martha Casanave In Our Opinion Making Pictures the Write Way, Part 1 By Robert Hirsch and Greg Erf The Reluctant Critic On the Importance of Landscape, Part 2 By Eve Ogden Schaub Equipment Review Canon Tilt/Shift Lenses—Three Lens Studio By Steve Anchell Camera Views 127 Lives Again, Part 2 By Paul Lewis Tools and Techniques By Stephen Peterson Lamb’s Quarters No Photos Allowed Anywhere By Randall Lamb		Departments From the Editor Reader’s forum Critique Snapshots Index to Advertisers Workshops, exhibits, events

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In her photographic essay, Light Warriors, Joyce Tenneson pursues her photographic exploration of the duality of the feminine psyche – its boldness and reserve, its strength and softness, its spirituality and sensuality. Tenneson captures the essential interconnection of her subjects while celebrating their individuality. Young or old, beautiful or plain, white or brown, they are all revealed as women on a journey of spiritual self-discovery, one that echoes the photographer's own obsessive visual quest. -Dean Brierly

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