PHOTOVISION: The Art and Technique of Photography

Features 18 Howard Bond PROGRESSION 26 Jo Whaley NATURA MORTA 32 Perry Dilbeck THE LAST HARVEST 38 Small is Good INTERVIEWS WITH FOUR INDEPENDENT PHOTOGRAPHY PUBLISHERS Robert Hirsch 43 Sharp Masking for Local Contrast DARKROOM TECHNIQUE Donald L. Miller 46 Dye Dodging DARKROOM TECHNIQUE Melissa Teller 49 Maximum Control Over Your Craft, PART 5 TECHNIQUE Mako		PHOTOVISION A R T & T E C H N I Q U E VOL. 3, NO.5 • MAY/JUNE 2003

Columns 7 Book Reviews Gregory W. Blank, Neil Lipson, Stephen C. Peterson 10 In My Opinion REGARDING THE PAIN OF OTHERS Robert Hirsch 14 The View From Here PHOTO L.A. Margaret Regan 52 Tools & Technique PRINT BLEACHING Stephen C. Peterson 55 Lamb’s Quarters LIVING ROOM Randall Lamb 58 From the Gallery Joette O'Connor 60 Camera Views OH, MY GUNDLACH Paul Lewis		Departments *From the Editor:* Read online Reader's Forum Snapshots Index to Advertisers Exhibits, Events, & Workshops Enter the 2nd Photovision Giveaway, Click here for details!

Cover: The Latin name given to this particular insect is Papilionidae Ulysses. It is named after the Greek hero Odysseus (Ulysses), the King of Ithaca, who wandered the seas for 10 years, after the end of the Trojan War. This myth is often interpreted as a spiritual quest. In the photograph, the color of the insect is reflected in the expanse of blue showing through the cracks in the metal, indicating an alternate reality existing on a different plane…the metaphorical sea.