Colophon - 2005.04.01

Larrie Thomson - The Night Photographer

Image of Larrie Thomson made by Sean McCormick, Copyright 2004. All other images in this article Copyright Larrie Thomson and are used here with permission. Article by Jennifer McCormick.

The cover photo featured in this issue is "Absorbtion Plant #3" by Larrie Thomson. This building was part of the decommissioned Turner Valley Gas Plant (Turner Valley, Alberta).

Rick McGinnis - Frustrated Artist

All images in this article provided by and Copyright Rick McGinnis and are used here with permission. Article by Sean and Jennifer McCormick.

Gayla Trail - Making Happy

All images in this article provided by and Copyright Gayla Trail and are used here with permission. Article by Sean and Jennifer McCormick.

Kevin Gulstene - The Dock Walker

All images in this article provided by and Copyright Kevin Gulstene and are used here with permission. Article written and Copyright by Raymond A. van der Woning and is used here with permission.

Rick Thibert - Westworld Magazine

Photo of Rick Thibert courtesy of and Copyright Ron Sangha. Images of San Miguel de Allende courtesy of and Copyright Rick Butler. Colliseum image supplied by Rick Thibert from Canada Wide Magazine's stock photography library. All images used with permission.

Ron Snider - A Visit To Asia

All images in this article provided by and Copyright Ron Snider and are used here with permission.

Larry Bolch - Two Perspectives

Image of Larry made by Sean McCormick, Copyright 2004. Article written by and Copyright Larry Bolch and is used here with permission.

Book Review

Freeman Patterson book review written and copyright by Raymond A. van der Woning and is used here with permission.

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The photograph of Sean McCormick in 'The Last Word' is courtesy of Raymond A. van der Woning.

All remaining content in this issue is authored and copyrighted by Sean and Jennifer McCormick, all rights reserved.

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our contributors for allowing their work to be shared, and for their willingness to carry the art and craft of photography forward.