About

 Linden Gledhill is an artist whose work delves into the beauty of the physical world through various image scales and fragments of time. Drawing from his background in science, Linden utilizes advanced microscopy and high-speed equipment to capture stunning, unexpected imagery that showcases the wonders that surround us.

With a passion for photography, Linden has collaborated with numerous artists and designers to create promotional artwork and effective advertising campaigns. His work has graced a wide range of products, including books, snowboards, record sleeves, promotional videos, and apparel. Corporate clients such as ExxonMobil, GMC, Canon, British Telecom, and musicians like Ryan Teague and Jon Hopkins have all enlisted Linden's expertise to bring their projects to life.

Linden also offers an extensive selection of archive images for licensing and printing, which can be viewed on Flickr.com. He is always eager to collaborate on new projects that can utilize his scientific expertise. His collaborations are flexible and can range from standard macro photography to the creation of special effects for stills and video. He is also capable of building custom equipment for specific applications, with access to a wide range of equipment including microscopes, focus stacking rails, and high-speed trigger systems.

Linden's expertise has led to several advancements in photographic equipment, including the invention of "StackShot," a fully automated macro-focusing rail developed in collaboration with Cognisys, a company specializing in photographic systems. The robotic microscope stage, complete with automated focus stacking, allows for the capture of gigapixel images that can be printed to any size while retaining their resolution.

Photomicrography workstation. Based on an Olympus BH-2 stand modified with "StackShot" controller and high speed flash

Photomicrography workstation. Based on an Olympus BH-2 stand modified with "StackShot" controller and high speed flash

If you're interested in learning more about Linden's projects and collaborations, check out some of the articles written about his work: