It's March 22nd, 2010, and this is the Candid Frame.

I apologize for the delay in getting this latest episode out.

I've been feeling under the weather for the last few weeks, but now that my

energy level is back up, we're back with a great new show. Before we begin, I want to thank

all of you who have been kind enough to leave me messages about what the show means to you and your

photography. I always enjoy hearing from listeners that what I do every couple of weeks is making a difference.

And for those of you who took the time to make a small donation to the show, thank you as well.

If you are a part of this group of people who look forward to each new episode, I hope

that you will take the time right now to make a small donation by visiting the blog and clicking

on the donation button. Even the most modest donations

help a great deal in being able to offset the cost of the show. Today's guest is Natalie Dibbich,

a.k.a. Ms. Aniella, a photographer whose career began posting images on Flickr. In a few short

years, she has not only become one of the most popular photographers

in the service, but she has gained an international reputation as an up-and-coming photographer

whose images largely self-portraits have inspired many conversations as well as some moments

of controversy.

It's always exciting to speak to an emerging photographer, particularly those who are traveling an uncommon path to creating their careers.

I think you'll find as I did that the work is not only fascinating and thought-provoking, but it also serves as a great inspiration for what's possible with just a simple camera and a lot of imagination.

So sit back and enjoy our conversation with Natalie Dibbitt.

Natalie, welcome to The Candid Frame.

It's a pleasure to have you on the show and have an opportunity to talk to you about your work.

Thank you very much.

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