This week on the podcast we have an incredibly engaging conversation with the exceptional person that is Carly Earl. As the Picture Editor for The Guardian Australia, Carly works with the best photojournalists in the country. She is an award-winning photojournalist herself who has been working in the media for over twelve years. Carly's photography has accompanied some of The Guardian's biggest stories. Her passion is connecting an audience to the voiceless people of real news stories, while fostering a creative space for artists to showcase their best work to a global audience. “That was my mission when I started at The Guardian, I said I want this to be the place that photographers want to work with.” Tune in to this wonderful conversation to hear how Carly and her team advocate for not only the people whose stories they share, but for the photographers that work for The Guardian as well. @piceditor.theguardian.au/ The Guardian Australia Below are the links to some of the stories Carly mentions throughout the episode - Droving story Blacktown Thanks as always to our amazing sponsors Nikon Australia, Ted’s Cameras, Collarts and A&L Artistic Framers. We couldn't do this without your support so thank you so much once again.

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