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Most Famous Female Photographers In The World

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On May - 30 - 2020

Famous Woman Photographers

All this time, we only know that the world of photography is dominated by male photographers. There are some famous names like James Natchwey in photojournalist photography or Ansel Adam in landscape photography, Chase Jarvis in fashion and commercial photography, Joey Lawrence and many more. But did you know that there are some phenomenal female photographers around that can give those men a run for their money. They have created some great and iconic pieces and these are the most popular and famous female photographers in the world: Read the rest of this entry »

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