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Leica Camera has
announced a new Leica Q2 ‘007 Edition’ to celebrate the release of No
Time To Die. Limited to 250 pieces only, the special edition Leica Q2
features the iconic 007 logo on the top plate and the famous Bond gun
barrel design on the lens cap. Each limited-edition camera will be
individually numbered and comes in a customised and handcrafted case
designed by the British luxury suitcase brand Globe-Trotter. |
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Michael G. Wilson, producer of the James Bond film series together with his sister Barbara Broccoli, is a leading expert on 19th century photography and founded The Wilson Centre for Photography. Wilson’s passion for photography provided the natural spark for the collaboration. |
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Daniel Craig is the star of five James Bond films and a celebrated actor on both stage and screen. Craig is also a keen photographer who loves to shoot on set with his Leica camera, when time permits! |
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Nicola Dove is a specialist in film stills and portraits, and the unit photographer for No Time To Die. She has worked with some of the world’s leading filmmakers. |
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Greg Williams is one of the world’s leading photographers. His cinematic style of composition and lighting was cultivated as a reportage photographer working behind-the-scenes on feature films. |
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Exhibition: No Time To Die – Behind the Scenes, 25 images curated by Michael G. Wilson; starting Sept. 9 at Leica Galleries/Stores Frankfurt (until Oct. 30, 2021), London (until Oct. 17, 2021), L.A. (until Oct. 11, 2021), Seoul, Singapore (both until Oct. 31, 2021), Taipeh (until Nov. 15, 2021) as well as in Salzburg (Sept. 17 — Oct. 21, 2021), Vienna (Sept. 17 — Oct. 30, 2021), Tokyo (Sept. 24, 2021 — Jan. 25, 2022) and Osaka (Nov. 3, 2021 — Jan. 11, 2022). |