Festival
10 years : Canon Female Photojournalist Award 2/2

Afghanistan, Insh’Allah? © Véronique De Viguerie

Afghanistan, Insh’Allah? © Véronique De Viguerie

Afghanistan, Insh’Allah? © Véronique De Viguerie

Afghanistan, Insh’Allah? © Véronique De Viguerie

China, The Return of the Concubine © Axelle De Russé

China, The Return of the Concubine © Axelle De Russé

China, The Return of the Concubine © Axelle De Russé

Upstate Girls, What became of Collar city © Brenda Ann Kenneally

Upstate Girls, What became of Collar city © Brenda Ann Kenneally

Upstate Girls, What became of Collar city © Brenda Ann Kenneally

Upstate Girls, What became of Collar city © Brenda Ann Kenneally

Shared Sorrows, Divided Lines © Justyna Mielnikiewicz

Shared Sorrows, Divided Lines © Justyna Mielnikiewicz

Shared Sorrows, Divided Lines © Justyna Mielnikiewicz

Shared Sorrows, Divided Lines © Justyna Mielnikiewicz

My name is Filda Adoch © Martina Bacigalupo

My name is Filda Adoch © Martina Bacigalupo

My name is Filda Adoch © Martina Bacigalupo

My name is Filda Adoch © Martina Bacigalupo
International
Provision: 8,000€ + exhibition next year of the project during Visa pour l’Image.
Decided by the AFJ (Association des Femmes Journalistes) and sponsored by Canon and Le Figaro Magazine
Date of creation: 2001
Object: Present a reportage project to be produced within the year and to be displayed during next year’s Visa Festival.
Conditions and contact: APJ http//www.canonafjaward.com
Winner 2011: Ilvy Njiokiktjien (Netherlands) for her project on post-apartheid Afrikaner teenagers.
Past winners: Magali Delporte (2001), Sophia Evans (2002), Ami Vitale (2003), Kristen Ashburn (2004), Claudia Guadarrama (2005), Véronique de Viguerie (2006), Axelle de Russé (2007), Brenda Ann Kenneally (2008), Justyna Mielnikiewicz (2009), the work by Martina Bacigalupo (winner 2010) on the everyday activity and endurance of Filda, a Ugandan woman, victim of the war, exhibited in 2011.
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