You know the name, and you know its photographs. Leica has been part of photography’s story for a century. To mark 100 years since the release of the original Leica I, the company has published 100 Leica Stories, a photography book that brings together moments, images, and reflections shaped through the lens of a Leica camera.
Spanning 320 pages and featuring 170 photographs, the book navigates between familiar milestones and lesser-known accounts. It features work by photographers whose images have helped define how we remember the last century; Henri Cartier-Bresson at Gare Saint-Lazare, Yevgeny Khaldei at the Reichstag, Ilse Bing in the mirror, and Marc Riboud facing the National Guard.
