Susan Middleton Net Worth is
$13 Million

Mini Biography

Susan Middleton can be an acclaimed photographer, writer, and lecturer focusing on portraiture of uncommon and endangered pets, vegetation, sites, and ethnicities. Given birth to in Seattle, Middleton graduated in 1966 from Shorecrest SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. She went to Santa Clara University or college where she gained a Bachelor of Sciences level in Sociology with an emphasis in Artwork (1970). She after that settled in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA where she offered as Chair from the Division of Photography in the ‘California Academy of Sciences [us]’ (1982-1995) and where she acts as Research Affiliate; her photographs stick to exhibit through the entire Academy. In 1985-1986, she caused Richard Avedon in his NY studio room where she coordinated printing creation for his landmark display, “In The American Western world.” In NY, Middleton also caused professional photographer David Litschwager with whom she consequently collaborated on many landmark publications concentrating her lens specifically on pets and vegetation facing extinction. Middleton’s publication, “Archipelago: Portraits of Existence in the World’s Many Remote Isle Sanctuary, (co-authored with Liittschwager) was instrumental in increasing knowing of this area’s natural and social importance. Her presentations illustrate the crucial need to protect as pristine the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. After hearing her speak in the White colored House, First Woman Laura Bush asked Middleton to accompany her on the state trip to Midway, where in fact the Papahanaumokuakea Marine Country wide Monument was officially called and announced. The recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship in ’09 2009, Middleton’s photographs have already been exhibited worldwide in artwork and organic history contexts and so are represented in the permanent collections from the Country wide Academy of Sciences as well as the Country wide Gallery of Art. In November 2014 Abrams released Middleton’s “Spineless: Portraits of Sea Invertebrates, The Backbone of Existence,” where she blended technology and artwork to reveal the concealed beauty and amazing biodiversity of ocean animals without backbones. She resides in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.

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