Inside Digital Photo Special Report

Part IV - Miss Aniela Photography & Flickr

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Photographer, Natalie Dybisz joins host Scott Sheppard to discuss her journey to fame and TV appearances by becoming one of the most popular photographers, known as Miss Aniela, on Flickr.com. Miss Aniela was a key speaker at this year’s MS Pro Photo Summit and has leveraged this photo site to gain feedback from other photographers and fans in addition to landing her two gallery exhibitions for her self-portraiture work. Her love of digital imaging and editing come through in her portrait style.

For more information on her work, visit: http://missaniela.com/ or her gallery on Flickr at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ndybisz/

For more information about the summit, visit Microsoft’s Pro Photo Tools website at: http://www.microsoft.com/ProPhoto/

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Andy Patrick, Founder FiftyCrows, joins host Scott Sheppard live from their San Francisco gallery to discuss details of his latest exhibition entitled "Women Empowered: Insipiring Change in the Emerging World", by Phil Borges. Selections from this documentary series will also be on exhibit at the San Francisco Airport, sharing the imagery with a broad audience. Andy explains that FiftyCrows helps documentary photographers share their work on global social, humanitarian, and political issues. FiftyCrows provides grants, resources, exhibits, and distribution of these key images to increase awareness and inspire people to take action in support of these topics and issues. Andy shares examples of recent projects and shares some details of this exciting opening. For more information about FiftyCrows, visit: http://www.fiftycrows.org

Photographer Phil Borges, joins Inside Digital Photo to discuss details of his new photo series including the equipment and workflow he used to create this moving documentary series. Phil began this project in 2004, partnering with the CARE organization traveling to remote locations and showcasing extraordinary women helping themselves and inspire change within their communitites. Phil shares his background, project work, and his passion for documenting the welfare of indigenous and tribal people. Phil share some tips and techniques he uses to capture and complete his incredible images, known for their natural light and emotion highlighted through natural/sepia tones. Phil describes how he works with a range of non-profit organizations and other outlets that help him tell the stories seen in his exhibitions and books. For more information on his projects, books, and current images visit: http://www.philborges.com/

Valinda Campbell, Sr. Photo Editor, CARE.org joins host Scott Sheppard to discuss their work with documentary photographers and explains her role in working with them on new projects and also how she manages their archives. For more information about CARE projects and to contact them visit: http://www.care.org

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