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Candid Frame 4.

This is IbarianX and welcome to the Candid Frame.

There are a lot of photographers who use the camera to make the world a better place.

Today's guest, Jerry Monkman, has been doing just that for the last 20 years, where he has

used his work behind the camera to preserve wild areas in the northeast, specifically in the New Hampshire area where he has used his work behind the camera to preserve wild areas in the northeast,

specifically in the New Hampshire area where he now lives with his family.

In his latest project, a multimedia project, called The Power of Place,

he is working to conserve an iconic New Hampshire landscape at risk due to an electricity transmission project.

For those who love landscape photography or just love the outdoors, this is an important

story, which is why I wanted to share it with you, my listeners here at the Candid Frame.

Please consider taking that extra step and donating to the project because I think it's important for us as photographers to encourage and support this kind of work.

So sit back and enjoy our conversation with Jerry Monkman.

Well, Jerry, welcome to the Candid Frame. Thanks for reaching out.

Oh, you're welcome. Thanks for having me. I can honestly say the Candid Frame is my favorite

photography podcast, so it's a real honor to be on here with you.

Oh, thank you so much. I'm always surprised to hear who listens to the show because I know people

out there listen, but when people who I, whose work I recognize

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