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Features
Geoffrey Clifford
Vietnam: Journey of the Heart

Ryuijie
Poetry in Platinum

Gail Maxwell
Divine Harmonies and Contrasts

Simple Cameras
Robert Hirsch

A Case for Sensitometry Part 1
Technique
Mako

Dauxlite II
In the Darkroom
Bud Watkins

Contax Aria: The Traveler
Equipment review
Michael St. Peter



VOL. 2, NO. 4 • MARCH/APRIL 2002
Columns
Book Reviews
Brian K. Aurand, Grant Freeman,
Mary Alice Johnston

In Our Opinion
Picture Maker or Picture Taker?
Robert Hirsch and Greg Erf

The Reluctant Critic
Extra Sensory Photography
Eve Ogden Schaub

Camera Views
My Favorite Retina
Paul Lewis

Tools & Techniques
Stephen C. Peterson

Lamb’s Quarters
Ghost with the Bicycle
Randall Lamb

From the Gallery
Joette O’Connor		 Departments
From the Editor

Reader's Forum

Snapshots

Index to Advertisers

Exhibits, Events, & Workshops

Cover:

Ricefields, Mai Chau District, Hoa Binh Province, 1992.“On assignment for the Discovery Channel, I came upon this scene while scouting the area for an opening shot. This district was rarely seen by Americans at this time, however, now it has become a stop on many tours of Vietnam. The reason this scene caught my eye was that it was very close to an aerial view—from this hillside I felt that I was seeing something from a helicopter in 1972. A pre-industrial landscape.”–Geoffrey Clifford

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