Your favorite female photographer

[John Conway]

I have a few that I like very much.Imogen Cunningham, Gertrude Kasebier and Ruth Bernhard are at the top of my list. But the one woman photographer that I have always admired the most is Annie W Brigman. When I first saw her pictures I was blown away. I still am. Soul of the Blasted Pine was the first one I came across on one rainy day a long time ago when I was hanging out at my local library checking out photography books all day. Some day , hopefully soon, I can look at an original print of hers on a wall somewhere. I can only imagine how beautiful it will be.

[Jay DeFehr]

Tough one. Off the top of my head I'd say Judith Joy Ross, Ellen Von Unwerth, and my dear Julia. There are many I didn't name that I also admire, but favorites lists should be short, I think.

[D. Bryant]

I have a few that I like very much.Imogen Cunningham, Gertrude Kasebier and Ruth Bernhard are at the top of my list. But the one woman photographer that I have always admired the most is Annie W Brigman. When I first saw her pictures I was blown away. I still am. Soul of the Blasted Pine was the first one I came across on one rainy day a long time ago when I was hanging out at my local library checking out photography books all day. Some day , hopefully soon, I can look at an original print of hers on a wall somewhere. I can only imagine how beautiful it will be.

Esther Bubley, Helen Levitz, Vivian Maier . For contemporary work Cindy Sherman, Annie Leibovitz, Laura Noel, Sandy Skoglund, Maggie Taylor - to name but a few. There isn't a short list for me.

Don Bryant

[David E. Rose]

Margaret Bourke-White, Fay Godwin.

[DrTang]

Diane Arbus

[Kirk Gittings]

Diane Arbus, Francesca Woodman, Karen Kuehn, Laura Gilpin, Fay Godwin

[Greg Y]

Laura Gilpin, ever since i saw "A Chance Meeting in the Desert"

[neil poulsen]

I really liked Imogen Cunningham's work.

Another that I liked was Mary Casindas. (Not sure if I have this spelled correctly.)

[Vaughn]

The Classics -- Imogen and Ruth B.
Modern -- Linda Conner, Sally Mann, Elaine Ling, Kate Jordahl

[bob carnie]

Lillian Bassman and Julia Margaret Cameron are first on my list. I also like Maggie Taylor's work but have not scene enough to really appreciate her work enough.

I am a fan of Vivian Maier but the book that was published was so poorly produced that I can only imagine how great her prints would look.