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a 10% discount on your first membership payment. Back in 2019, I interviewed photographer Gulnaras Samaliova about her founding of women street photographers,

a collection of hundreds of women who share a passion for street photography.

What began as one woman's inspiration has turned into a community that has showcased and inspired photographers the world over.

The annual exhibits have displayed amazing work that break through any assumed limitations of

sexuality and locality. The recent release of the book Women's Street Photographers

provides a new way for that talent to be

displayed and shared. And today we speak to two photographers who were included in that monograph.

The first is Melissa Breyer, who also provides the forward to the book. Her work consists of

ongoing themed projects, including True Stories, Watchwomen, and City of Clouds.

Emily Sujay Sanchez is a relative newcomer to the world of street photography.

Her focus on the Latinx communities of Upper Manhattan and the Bronx results in rich photographs of an overlooked community,

especially among street photographers.

They are only two of numerous talents whose work can be found in this seminal book.

This is Ibarion X, and welcome back to the candid frame.

First off, congratulations on the book.

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