|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
Margaret Bauman Specializing in Photojournalism, Human Interest, People, Public Relations |
|
Margie Bauman first came to Alaska in 1964 as a journalist, but left to rejoin United Press International. Returning to Alaska as a writer and photographer in the early 1970s, she followed a number of issues, including development of Alaska Native business firms formed under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. Margie's assignments, often in conjunction with news articles, have ranged from portraits of Native Alaskan elders to children being born. |
Margie's human interest photos encompass children at play and people at work in fields ranging from construction to reindeer herding. She is also noted for candid photos of special events, from proms to family reunions. Her photos have appeared in a number of publications, including Alaska magazine, Alaska People, and The Fishermen's News, for whom she is the Alaska correspondent. She is a staff writer for the Alaska Journal of Commerce. |
|
Copyright Notice: |
|
Professional photographers rely on the paid use of their images to support themselves. All images on this website are protected by international copyright and are the exclusive property of the respective photographers. These images are not free and are not clip art. To obtain reproduction rights to any of these images, please contact the photographer.
|