Leica has announced the winners of its fourth annual Leica Women Foto Project Award which coincides with International Women's Day.
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“With the fourth iteration of the Leica Women Foto Project Award expanding to new territories, we underscore our commitment to the narratives shaped by multicultural perspectives while bearing witness to the moments that impact how we see and interact with our world. We hope that this expansion allows for even more dynamic and nuanced storytelling through the female gaze.”
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