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Jane Ussher
Jane Ussher MNZM (born 1953) is a New Zealand photographer, best known for her portrait photography work. She has been the chief photographer of the ''New Zealand Listener'' for over 25 years, and is most notable for her portraiture.
==Exhibitions and publications==
Ussher gained acclaim for her 1984 exhibition of New Zealand sporting personalities, ''The Olympians''.〔Stacey, G. "(Kiwi Olympians )", ''Art New Zealand'' 31, (Summer 1984-85). retrieved 19 December 2010.〕
Many of Ussher's portraits were collated and published in the book ''Jane Ussher Portraits'', launched in 2004 to coincide with the ''Listeners 65th anniversary. The book includes many portraits originally published in the ''Listener'' of notable New Zealanders, ranging from sport stars such as Jonah Lomu to actors such as Russell Crowe.
Ussher was invited to go to Antarctica with the Antarctic New Zealand 2008/09 Media Programme, where she photographed the historical huts in Antarctica which served as expedition bases for Robert Falcon Scott and Ernest Shackleton's pioneering expeditions.〔(Still Life (Oct 2010) by: Jane Ussher , Nigel Watson : Murdoch Books )〕〔(Fishpond.co.nz : Still Life, Jane Ussher )〕 A series of photographs from this trip were published in the book ''Still Life: Inside the Antarctic Huts of Scott and Shackleton''. The book was launched by New Zealand Prime Minister John Key〔(Beattie's Book Blog: "Still Life" launch in Wellington )〕 in October 2010.
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