Chantal Pinzi wins World Press Photo Award
Chantal Pinzi has won a World Press Photo award with her photo essay on the female riders taking part in Morocco’s ancient tradition of Tbouride, an equestrian tradition dating back to the 16th century in which troupes of 15 to 25 riders gallop in unison, firing rifles in a choreographed performance of ancient cavalry military parades. We congratulate Chantal on her wonderful award!
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