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The deadline for our 2021 Leica Women Foto Project is just around the corner. Start your application today. Message us here with any questions. ⠀
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Now in our third year, the Leica Women Foto Project aims to further promote diversity in photography, and has expanded to include an additional call for entries to the Leica Women Foto Project x VII Mentor Program in partnership with VII Agency. Applicants may apply for either the Award OR the Mentor Program within the application form. ⠀
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The Award will grant three photographers $10,000 and Leica SL2-S camera set to help complete an in-progress, photo project that bears witness to humanity, expressed through the female point of view. ⠀
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Awardees will also have an exhibition at Fotografiska New York to commence in 2022. ⠀
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The Mentor Program will grant three mentorships which include monthly 1:1 coaching sessions by a VII Photographer, exposure on VII’s site, representation by VII Agency, Leica Gallery exhibition, and a 12-month loan of a Leica Q2. ⠀
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Apply to either the Award or Mentor Program today via link in bio or visit leicawomenfotoproject.com. ⠀
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NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Void where prohibited and outside US. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. (and DC) who are 21 yrs+ at entry. Contest is NOT open to individuals who have a formal affiliation or partnership with competitors of Sponsor. Contest begins at 9:00 AM ET on August 26, 2021 and ends 11:59 PM ET on October 8, 2021. For full terms & conditions: bit.ly/LWFPTerms ⠀
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Special thanks to our partners and Jurors: @viiphoto @fotografiska @fotografiska.ny #karinkaufmann @elizabethavedon @hajjyhajjhajjar @nataliajimenez @ljohnphoto #elizabethkrist @lyonse @photoville #lauraroumanos @maggiesteber #sandrastevenson @wolffdee ⠀
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Leica Store LA Senior Brand Ambassador @SussanFarahani photographed by @ashalexander.studio on SL2.

The deadline for our 2021 Leica Women Foto Project is just around the corner. Start your application today. Message us here with any questions.

Tag someone you believe should apply.

Now in our third year, the Leica Women Foto Project aims to further promote diversity in photography, and has expanded to include an additional call for entries to the Leica Women Foto Project x VII Mentor Program in partnership with VII Agency. Applicants may apply for either the Award OR the Mentor Program within the application form.

The Award will grant three photographers $10,000 and Leica SL2-S camera set to help complete an in-progress, photo project that bears witness to humanity, expressed through the female point of view.

Awardees will also have an exhibition at Fotografiska New York to commence in 2022.

The Mentor Program will grant three mentorships which include monthly 1:1 coaching sessions by a VII Photographer, exposure on VII’s site, representation by VII Agency, Leica Gallery exhibition, and a 12-month loan of a Leica Q2.

Apply to either the Award or Mentor Program today via link in bio or visit leicawomenfotoproject.com.

NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Void where prohibited and outside US. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. (and DC) who are 21 yrs+ at entry. Contest is NOT open to individuals who have a formal affiliation or partnership with competitors of Sponsor. Contest begins at 9:00 AM ET on August 26, 2021 and ends 11:59 PM ET on October 8, 2021. For full terms & conditions: bit.ly/LWFPTerms

Special thanks to our partners and Jurors: @viiphoto @fotografiska @fotografiska.ny #karinkaufmann @elizabethavedon @hajjyhajjhajjar @nataliajimenez @ljohnphoto #elizabethkrist @lyonse @photoville #lauraroumanos @maggiesteber #sandrastevenson @wolffdee

Leica Store LA Senior Brand Ambassador @SussanFarahani photographed by @ashalexander.studio on SL2.

Take an immersive tour through the 'Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams' exhibition on.dior.com/designer-of-dreams running at the Brooklyn Museum in New York, until February 20, 2022. This marks the fifth international stop for the landmark retrospective, with its original record-breaking iteration in Paris. Curated by Florence Müller in collaboration with Matthew Yokobosky, the museum's Senior Curator of Fashion and Material Culture, and designed by scenographer Nathalie Crinière, the exhibition explores the whole history of the House, and the story of the founding couturier himself, from the revolutionary New Look collection of 1947 through the work of each of his successors up to Maria Grazia Chiuri today. Divided into thematic sections such as gardens, Versailles, color and the ateliers, it also focuses on the influence exerted by the United States and especially New York, to which Monsieur Dior sailed several months after his debut, and where he would establish a subsidiary the following year.

CORDOBA, Argentina – Nissan has delivered on its promise to Argentina by announcing the start of production of its Nissan Frontier pickup in Cordoba, Argentina.

Representatives of the Argentine government and Nissan executives attended a ceremony this morning to officially kick off production and present the first Nissan Frontier assembled in the country.

The ceremony was honored with the presence of the president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, and other senior government officials including Juan Schiaretti, governor of Cordoba Province. Nissan was represented by the president and CEO of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Hiroto Saikawa; Jose Luis Valls, chairman of Nissan Latin America; and Diego Vignati, managing director of Nissan Argentina. Luis Fernando Pelaez Gamboa, president of Renault Argentina, also attended.

During the ceremony, Saikawa highlighted the importance of Latin America in accomplishing the company's midterm plan, Nissan M.O.V.E. to 2022, which aims to achieve sustainable growth worldwide.

"Three years ago, Nissan decided to bet strongly on Argentina," said Valls. "We announced the arrival of Nissan to the country as a subsidiary and OEM, confirming a big investment that supports our plan to become one of the top automotive brands in the region. Today, we are honoring that commitment and celebrating the start of production of the Nissan Frontier. Today, we are delivering on our promise to Argentina."

The manufacturing project in Cordoba is the result of a $600 million investment to build a new, modern pickup assembly line as well as a test track specifically designed for pickup trucks. The project will generate about 1,000 direct jobs and 2,000 indirect jobs. Nissan will also work with local suppliers to create synergies that will be further amplified in the future to increase collaboration with local vendors.

With the start of production in Cordoba, Nissan Argentina joins the Nissan Frontier global manufacturing network, alongside Thailand, China, Mexico and Spain, and consolidates its position as a key vehicle manufacturer in Argentina.

The new assembly line will have the capacity to produce 70,000 vehicles a year for Alliance partners Nissan and Renault – as well as Daimler – with 50 percent destined for export. Brazil will be the first country to import the Argentina-made Nissan Frontier.

The Nissan Frontier made in Cordoba is based on an 80-year legacy of global experience in manufacturing light commercial vehicles. It's also the result of a two-year research project on driving conditions specific to Latin America.

The project brought together a team of 120 Nissan experts from around the world, including engineers and quality specialists, who joined forces to guarantee top Japanese quality, reliability and durability – on which Nissan has grounded its reputation and successfully positioned the Frontier in the global pickup segment.

Manufacturing of the Frontier in Cordoba is the result of the synergy and collaboration of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi. Nissan, Renault and Mercedes-Benz 1-ton pickups will be manufactured at Renault's industrial complex in Cordoba, the last being part of a collaboration agreement between the Alliance and Daimler. The three pickups will share structural components while preserving their own brand identities, design and distinctive features.