SEASONS OF LIGHT: IMAGES OF ONTARIO William Reynolds Toronto, McClelland & Stewart, 1989. 128pp, paper, $19.95 ISBN 0-7710-7406-9. CIP Grades 9 and up/Ages 14 and up Reviewed by C. Sulkowski. Volume 18 Number 1 1990 January William Reynolds is an artist and wildlife photographer and an avid traveller of Ontario. The variety of the selected photographs is refreshing as he captures the many seasons and geogra­phy of nature. He surpasses his previ­ous endeavours, Point Pelee and Algonquin I am very impressed with this publi­cation, partly because of the colour reproduction. Reynolds goes to great lengths, as described in "A Perspective on Photography," to capture natural lighting and as much detail and preci­sion as possible. The numerous colour plates demonstrate this admirably, although there are a few that offer the reader poor colour and unnatural-looking settings. Overall, the majority of works expresses his maturity as an artist-photographer who can please both the technician and the artist. Reynolds combines composition, mood, colour and detail with many beautiful images of Ontario and offers the reader an appreciation of the many natural won­ders of the province. I particularly enjoyed his brief introduction and insights on his motivation. I recommend this as an important addition to the photography and art sections of all high school and public libraries. C. Sulkowski, Annandale High School, Tillsonburg, Ont.