Swiss Press Photo 2012
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O inglês Mark Henley ganhou o prêmio suíço de fotojornalismo de 2012. O fotógrafo radicado na Suíça conseguiu adaptar em imagens a emoção e o drama do complexo setor financeiro do país.
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O “Swiss Press Photo” homenageia os fotógrafos que tiveram suas fotos publicadas em jornais suíços. O prêmio principal é 20.000 francos suíços e os vencedores de cada categoria recebem 2.000 francos. O prêmio é patrocinado pela “Fondation Reinhardt von Graffenried”. (Fotos: swisspressphoto.ch)
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