Shenzhen, China—Godox, a provider of photography equipment, announced its participation in International Women’s Day celebrations with the #GodoxThroughTheLens campaign.
From March 7th to March 11th, the campaign invited photographers, models, makeup artists, stylists as well as all photography enthusiasts to join in honoring the remarkable women who shape visual narratives and redefine beauty through their lens.
“The response to the #GodoxThroughTheLens campaign was overwhelming, with numerous participants sharing meaningful video and photo submissions,” the company announced. “Two standout entries were selected, showcasing fashion beauty across different age groups and professions, as well as emphasizing female empowerment and body positivity.”
Godox Celebrates Women in Visual Arts
The #GodoxThroughTheLens campaign brought together a diverse community of creatives, highlighting the strength and diversity of womanhood. Models, makeup artists, stylists and photographers united. The result was a symphony of creativity echoing through the frames. The images celebrated the unsung heroines who bring life to every photo.
Furthermore, the campaign spotlighted Sarah Edmunds. Edmunds (@sarahedmundsphotographer) it an esteemed judge for both the Societies of Photographers in the UK and the US-based WPPI. Moreover, her passion for photography has been a lifelong journey, capturing every narrative through her lens. Reflecting on her craft, she emphasizes, “As photographers, we often find comfort behind the camera. Yet, creating a self-portrait demands courage and self-acceptance.”
Anyone wishing to participate in the campaign is encouraged to follow and like @godox_global on Instagram. In addition, post an image or video of women using #GodoxThroughTheLens, accompanied by a short story description.
What’s more, the Godox campaign offered prizes that include the Godox LC500mini and V1Pro. Further, as the #GodoxThroughTheLens campaign concludes, Godox remains committed to championing diversity, empowerment and creativity in visual storytelling. “The campaign has not only celebrated the talent and resilience of women in the industry but has also sparked meaningful conversations around representation and self-expression,” Godox added.
