Macro Photography Photo Workshop

Appendix B. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Anna Badley

Daniela Bowker

Katharina Butz

Matthieu Collomp

Miha Grobovsek

Jasmin Junger

Amy Lane

Chris Nering

Hilary Quinn

Allan Teger

Do you know how many photos went into this book? I didn't either. I lost count at Chapter 1, and that was only part one of a dozen or so chapters. I have a massive library of photographs, and a lot of it was macro photography, but my taste in photography is angled toward high-contrast black and white photography and using unique framing and cropping on my photos. In other words, using only my own photos would give a rather skewed image of what is possible, stylistically, with macro photography.

To bring some balance to the table (or book, if you will), I approached several of my friends and colleagues — people I've worked with in the past, or people whose work I have admired from a distance for a while. The photographers listed here have all allowed me to use their work in this book. Without them, the book would have been impossible. I owe them more thanks than simple words can convey, but I hope they'll call in a favor from me at some time in the future. Folks, I owe you one.

I present the admirable contributors to you here in alphabetical order.

ANNA BADLEY

Anna Badley works for Oxford University and is an avid amateur photographer. I've known Anna for about as long as she has been taking macro photos. She keeps reminding me of how much fun it is to explore new photographic avenues. Applying her natural curiosity, patience, ...