Your favorite female photographer

[RTucker]

My favorite are Berenice Abbott, and Laura Gilpin, wonderful large format work.

[Frank Bagbey]

My favorite female photographer (how can I limit it to one?) would be Sally Mann.

[Helen Bach]

Among my favourite photographers are Jo Spence and Candida Höfer, who don't seem to have been mentioned yet.

[soeren]

>SNIP
But I really would like more people to know about Kirsten Klein.
Several books out - unfortunately all text is in Danish, as she is very danish at hart, but who cares? The images talk!

Her latest book is impressive!
Called "Mellem lyset og mørket" (between the light and the darkness)

see here: http://www.gucca.dk/boeger/mellem-ly...et_163287.html

My heroine!

Ditto That
http://www.photomondo.dk/InfoPhoto/U...artNative.html
Best regards

[Edward (Halifax,NS)]

Paula Chamlee's photographs of Tuscany are wonderful.

[Don Dudenbostel]

I really love the work of Imogen Cunningham. I had the privledge of spending a day with her at her home in 1975. What a great day talking with her and looking at her negatives and listening to her stories.

I'm also a big fan of Dorothia Lange and Margaret Bourne White to name just a few.

[Keith Tapscott.]

I liked the photographs made by Fay Godwin, but AFAIK, she worked with medium-format rather than large-format.

http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk...es_303508.html

[George E. Sheils]

Evelyn Hofer...she did a fantastic series in Ireland and in many other countries of course using a Linhof.

Here are a few of her images:

http://www.google.ie/search?q=evelyn...w=1010&bih=606

[Michael Wainfeld]

Ruth Orkin
Helen Levitt
Paula Chamlee

[Doug Howk]

Some others that have not been mentioned:
Elaine Ling - beautiful/spiritual work as in "Mongolia"
Linda Connor - for her beautiful alt-process prints as in "Odyssey"
Linda Butler - as with "Inner Light: the Shaker Legacy"
Laurie Brown - "Recent Terrains"
Anna Tomczak - "Sanctuary", her Polaroid transfers
Lois Conner - eg, panoramas of China