Pulsed laser reflection hologram 10” x 8”
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Graham Saxby Bequest
Graham Saxby left Jonathan Ross several boxes of holograms he had used to illustrate his books and to make public presentations, along with the results of personal experiments. Some of these will be documented and added to the website in due course.
Detlev Abendroth 
Advanced Holographics 
Aleksandr Akilov 
AKS Holographie 
AP Holographie 
Applied Holographics 
Kevin Baumber 
Bausch & Lomb 
Hans Bjelkhagen 
Jeff Blyth 
Jonathan Brodel 
David Burder 
Mike Burridge 
Michael Carter 
Anne-Marie Christakis 
Jonathan Collins 
Colour Holographic 
Lloyd Cross 
Dichromate Inc 
John Fairstein 
Forth Dimension Holographics Pascal Gauchet 
Yves Gentet 
Geola Technologies Ltd 
Ian Ginn 
David Hamson 
Nick Hardy 
Bob Hess 
Holographic Arts Co 
Holographic Design Systems 
Holographic Film Co 
Holomedia 
Icon Holographics 
ITMO University 
Tung Jeong 
Vladimir Kuznetsov 
Laza 
Larry Lieberman 
Light Fantastic 
Adrian Lines 
Liti Holographics 
Sharon McCormack 
Mike Medora 
Kris Meerlo 
Metrologic Lasers 
Doug Miller 
Lon Moore 
Multiplex Co 
Rob Munday 
August Muth 
NIKFI 
National Physical Laboratory 
Ron & Bernadette Olson 
RabbitHoles Media 
Rabbit Tanaka Corp 
Richard Rallison 
Richmond Holographic Studios 
Jeffrey Robb 
Russian Holographic Studios 
Graham Saxby 
SmirHolo 
Matthias Sollner 
Walter Spierings 
Spindler & Hoyer 
Third Dimension 
Igor Tverdokhlib 
US Holographics 
John Webster 
Jonathan Wiltshire 
Quan Yuan 
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The Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection website has been running for fifteen years so we decided it was time for a new look.
The new format has scope for lots more material so I would like to invite all the holographers whose work is featured here to submit background information, stories and images to supplement those I have provided. That way we can work together to make this the best resource on holographic imaging to be found on the web.
The Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection, based in London, UK, is one of the largest resources in the world for creative, display and commercial holography.
A number of touring exhibitions, containing work from the collection, have been presented in outstanding museums and galleries both within the UK and abroad. Information about new acquisitions and exhibitions is added here on a regular basis.