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2004 Native Americans and Photography Symposium Monty Roessel Session 1

As a member of the Navajo Nation, Roessel offers the perspective of an insider versus outsider view and its affect on the subject matter of one's photography. He also discusses issues surrounding self-representation and family documentation of ceremonial events as well as the perception of Native people when it comes to posed scenes and their affect on both the photographer and the subject, contrasted with those taken in a natural setting. Monty Roessel (Navajo), currently the executive director of the Rough Rock Community School on the Navajo Reservation, is also a freelance photojournalist specializing in documenting Navajo life. He has written and photographed two children’s books: “Songs from the Loom” and “Kinaalda’: A Navajo Girl Grows Up.” The former editor of the first Indian daily newspaper, The Navajo Times Today, Roessel’s work has also appeared in such magazines as Time, Newsweek, Arizona Highways, GEO and National Geographic Traveler to name a few. Roessel holds a BA in journalism from the University of Northern Colorado and a MA in photojournalism from Prescott College. He is currently enrolled in a doctoral program in education at Arizona State University.