Veteran's Day November 11thAll photos by: ©Marilyn Angel Wynn/Nativestock.com In many Native American languages the translation for soldier, warrior, protector and helper are all the same word. Native American people who served in the United States armed services are highly honored as heros in all Tribal communities.  It is a remarkable fact that Indian people served the United States long before they were even given United States citizenship. In fact, between 1917 and... Read Full Story

Photos by: ©Marilyn Angel Wynn/Nativestock.com Once again, National Geographic is licensing the use of another image from the NativeStock Pictures image archives. The image is of a sacred landmark known as Corn Mountain located on the Zuni Indian Reservation in New Mexico. The scenic photograph will be featured this month in National Geographic's KIDS monthly magazine. Photographer Marilyn Angel Wynn, who took the photo of Corn Mountain during a photo trip to the Southwest 3 year... Read Full Story

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Here at Nativestock Pictures, everyday a client will call in or email me a photo request looking for hard to find images. My photographic niche is Native American culture and lifestyles. Most photo researchers will first of all go to the cheap guys such as the Royalty Free route. With no luck an image buyer will then try searching for an image with the big boys such as Getty Images or Corbis. With no luck in finding any photo close to what they need a researcher will then go to the special... Read Full Story

For high school students, it's a day to sleep in. For some Americans, it means a parade. But for American Indians Columbus Day is a time to mourn their losses. The holiday "Columbus Day" celebrates the explorer who first came to the New World on October 12, 1492. However, archaeological proof shows that the Vikings and Chinese were actually the first "tourists" to visit America decades before Columbus. Maybe the Europeans thought the world flat but the Islamic ... Read Full Story

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Judy Lopez of BlogTalk Radio will be interviewing Sunday evening, October 4th at 7PM Mountain Time, 6PM Pacific and 9PM Eastern Standard time. We will be talking about my photography work that specializes in Native American Indian culture. Please join us as you will be able to call in with your questions.See Link Below Read Full Story

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This summer I was invited to attend a traditional Native American wedding. I traveled with my overloaded camper to central Oregon. There I met the bride and groom along with a large gathering of family members. The ceremony took place at the historic Williamson River Indian Mission church. "My grandmother and grandfather were married here almost 60 years ago" said the bride to be while giving final touches to her daughters curly hair, adding "They were a very happy couple, m... Read Full Story

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