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Journal of Biological Photography
The Journal of Biological Photography, published quarterly for 60 years, is a history of advances in the way biological photographers have worked, the products produced, and what they have contributed to the education of the life science professionals with whom they collaborate. The fully indexed Journal includes scientific articles, book reviews, abstracts, and reviews of new products. It is also a forum for the exchange of ideas, a stimulus to experimentation and growth, and a resource for continuing education. An editorial board assists new writers in getting ideas into print and thus encourages their professional growth.
October, 1991 - Volume 59, Number 4
Cover: Photomicrograph of Sulfur Canyon.
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