ZeroZine - Issue Two

<body> <p>Art, photography and music -<br> ZeroZine is one of the internet's most innovative art related e'zines. Submissions are accepted for photograpy, painting, writing, poetry, and music. ZeroZine is an inspirational resource for photographers, artists and writers. To submit your photography for consideration, or art and/or poetry for consideration, short stories and other art for consideration, please email <a href="mailto:submitzero@zerozine.com">submitzero@zerozine.com</a>. It is rather unfortunate for you, however, being that you will be unable to view the photography, poetry and art that ZeroZine displays since you don't have a frames compatable browser. To properly view the photography that is displayed in ZeroZine, along with the art and poetry of ZeroZine, you need to have Netscape 2.0 or better or Internet Explorer 3.0 or better. ZeroZine is also enhanced with Javascript, so now all of our displays of art, catagories and features of photography and pages of poetry will appear in a much more stylistic, and artistic (art) fashion. In fact, ZeroZine might be so cool, that you may which to do some photography, using your keen sense of art, and take photographs of ZeroZine. This, unfortunatly, might cause some problems, as photography of art that isn't yours is infringement. Now, we wouldn't want to infringe on the rights of photographers who do photography for the sake of art, for you may find yourself in jail writing poetry about how you long to be a photographer that writes poetry and takes photographs (photography) in an artistic (art) manner of other people besides your cellmate Bubba, who isn't very picture-esk, if you catch what I am saying. Ah, photography the art of capturing light in a rendition of the mind, art the personification of emotion in a relative form, and poetry... the essence of ZeroZine, the internet's authority on art and photography and literature as well. Drawing search engines is an art, and yet, you can't take a photograph of it using photography. Or a camera built for the artIstic purpose of photography, for that matter. </p> </body>