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Pilar Aymerich i Puig (born 1943), Catalan photographer, photojournalist (A)
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Lua Ribeira (born 1986) (R)
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Anaïs Napoleón (c.1827–c.1916), early French-born photographer producing daguerreotypes in Spain (N)
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Cristina García Rodero (born 1949), documentary photographer (G)
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Isabel Muñoz (born 1951), photographer, producing black-and-white photos of people such as bull-fighters, dancers or warriors (M)
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Laia Abril (born 1986), photographer, multiplatform storyteller (A)
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Women photographers have many advantages, delicate emotions, unique perspectives, and on many occasions, are more approachable than men, and with their keen insight into color and detail, their work is no less impressive than that of male photographers, a lot of them are very good, and they’re more bold and innovative in their choice of subject matter. The 18 female Spanish photographers, recorded in a random tool, thank the times for giving them the opportunity to show off.
Among the female Spanish photographers preserved in the generator are one of the highest paid in the world and the first female photographer to have staged numerous exhibitions in high-end national galleries around the world, they are famous for their unique style of photography, known by critics as “The Zola of photographers”. These outstanding female photographers have been shortlisted several times for American photography and have been rated as important people in the field of photography.
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