I would like to thank the following invertebrate photographers and/or organizations that specialize and/or are involved with invertebrate photography. These individuals and/or organizations are one of the main reasons our hobby has grown so much. Exhibting their beautiful photographs is what makes people curious, amazed and interested in tarantula spiders and other invertebrates. I have exhibited some of their photos on this site with their permission and/or exhibited photos they have posted on the internet without copyright captions. In both cases, these photos are meant to show off some of the most colorful, interesting and amazing animals on earth.

If any of the photographers listed below are able to sell you high quality prints, I will provide you their email address or phone number. Out of appreciation for their photography efforts, I ask all hobbyists buy their photos and any photo-related products they may sell to help them out. Often these photographers have calendars, books and magazines that exhibit their photos in. Please buy these products and help support these excellent photographers.

Brian Kenney (U.S.A.) - Brian's images have won multiple awards in the pretigious National Wildlife and BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competitions. His works has appeared in major nature publications including Audubon, National Geographic, Ranger Rick and Natural History. He was the photographer for the book "Florida's Fabulous Butterflies" and also had images appear in "Florida's Fabulous Spiders" and "Florida's Fabulous Insects".

Pete Carmichael (U.S.A., his photos are in the book "Florida's Fabulous Spiders" and often in "Ranger Rick Magazine". Contact: (941) 922-7322, email: PeteCar@comcast.net
*** Pete will sell you high quality prints of his pics you see on my site. Inquire with him.

Alex Hooijer (Europe)
Bill Corey (U.S.A.)
Steve Nunn (Australia)
David Rizzolo (U.S.A.)
Frank Somma (U.S.A.)
Louis Trachet (France)
B.T.B.E. (Germany)
Frank Fischer (Germany)
Eric Reynolds (U.S.A.)
Francisco Torres (U.S.A)
Chile Aracnido (Chile)