This is our biggest issue to date, featuring the works of four photographers and two writers. The cover image this month is a digital manipulation done by Catherine McIntyre, one of our featured artists. We are also exhibiting the black and white works of Darin Boville. Another noteworthy contributor this month is Garrett Roberts, who specializes in Infrared Photography and "Symmetrical Photography". We are also proud to have the first public exhibit of works of the up and coming photographer, Ian Mitchinson.

Poetry this month is contributed by Gretchen Hazell and Mark Johnson.

Issue four has been redesigned and enhanced with manipulations from architectural photographs from the Renaissance and Baroque era.

Suggestions
I am always looking for new ways to improve the layout and design of this page. Any suggestions or comments are always appreciated. Feel free to comment to me at webmaster@zerozine.com .

Submissions
Submissions can be emailed to SubmitZero@zerozine.com . I am accepting submissions for photography, painting, sculpture, short stories and poetry. Attached files should be no bigger than
four megabytes total per message and can contain multiple attachments. I would prefer that the images be as large as possible, for ease of resampling. Text can be sent as an attachment in Word or WordPerfect format or included in the text of the email message. In your message please include information about yourself, your work, and whatever else you feel is important in your message. Apple users - please be sure your files include the appropriate file extensions (image.jpg, image.gif, text.doc, etc).

About ZeroZine
ZeroZine was started in November of 1996 as an extension of a now discontinued site "Zero Galleries". ZeroZine was designed as a quarterly electronic magazine, intended to be supported by submitting artists and writers. In May 1997, ZeroZine was moved to a faster server at The Virtual Landlords, as well as enhanced with a fully functional moderated listserv and Cold Fusion based user forums. Through intense marketing by DCC, ZeroZine has become one of the Internet's most popular Arts and Literature magazines. ZeroZine is currently a "one man" project, maintained and designed by Geoffrey Brown. Graphics and layout for ZeroZine are of original design and are generally tailored to the style of our cover artist.

Copyright
Works contained within ZeroZine are copyright their respective artists. Reproduction rights on these works are reserved unless stated otherwise. All works contained within ZeroZine are voluntarily submitted. For purchasing and reproduction information, please contact the individual artists or email webmaster@zerozine.com. Accompanied text and graphics are copyright Geoffrey Brown, and may not be reprinted.