She is a graphic designer in a communication agency and also photographer. She calls herself "photographist" (see her Website).She created and realize the layout of the book "Le ciel, un jardin vu de la Terre".
SABINE SANNIER
He is a professional photographer , scientific writer and lecturer. Specialized in sky photography, he's a member of The World At Night project which gather about 30 of the best landscape astrophotographer in the World. He is the author of the book "Le ciel, un jardin vu de la Terre" (224 pages, 226 photos) published in April 2008 by Belin Editors and which have been translated in German by Haupt Verlag (Suisse) on 2010. On 2009, this book was rewarded by the special jury award of astronomy book.
LAURENT LAVEDER
Most of the photo edited in this book come from a personal photographic project that Laurent Laveder (photograph and stargazer) and her wife (graphic designer) are leading together since 5 years. They prepare and realize what they call «Moon Games». They are developping their project in Brittany (on the beach of Tréguennec). These photos are done without any trick! They are poetic and dreamy forced perspective photos about the Moon, the fruit of a scientific spirit, and a creative one!
They decided to gather their "Moon Games" photos in a small book. But they also proposed them to different authors: blogger, photographs, writers, scientists, journalists, etc. Each of them has picked up a photo and used it to write what he wanted according his inspiration.
Then, Sabine made the layout by drawing calligrams with their text.
We would like to thank the authors who gave us their inspiration to create this book (in alphabetic order):
- Jérôme Bergami (p. 24)
- Guillaume Cannat (p. 8)
- Michel Cassé (p. 34)
- Fishturn (p. 6)
- Jean-Philippe Guivarch (p. 44)
- Didier Jamet (p. 42)
- Delphine Jory (p. 16)
- Manon Le Duc (p. 20)
- Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond (p. 46)
- Magwann (p. 40)
- Pascal Perennec (p. 28)
- Michel Porhel (p. 18)
- Christophe Rouillat (p. 32)
- Jeanne Sannier (p. 36)
- Katy Sannier (p. 10)
- Ruth Scheps (p. 22)
- Olivier Verger (p. 30)
