Photos for the Press

In this section, we offer high-resolution photographs from the two documentaries and stills shot of the production teams. "Indian Country Diaries" is unique, in part, because nearly all of the crew were Native American filmmakers. Several photographs here illustrate the crew at work in both Los Angeles and Cherokee, North Carolina.

The links on this page will take you to a thumbnail page where you can select which photograph you're interested in. Please note that when you select a photograph, you will download photographs at 300 dpi, usually at 1500 pixels wide. Some of these files are up to 1 MB in size and may take some time to download.

• You'll find high-resolution photos from "A Seat at the Drum" here.
• You'll find high-resolution photos from "Spiral of Fire" here.
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• You'll find a larger selection at lower-resolution from "A Seat at the Drum" here.
• You'll find a larger selection at lower-resolution from "Spiral of Fire" here.

Indian Country Diaries is a co-production of NAPT and Adanvdo Vision, Executive Producers Frank Blythe & Carol Cornsilk. © 2005 Native American Public Telecommunications, all rights reserved. One-time reproduction of the photographs in this section is approved with proper attribution to NAPT and "Indian Country Diaries."
Funded by CPB, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Ford Foundation, PBS, and ITVS the Independent Television Service.