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6 years ago
With just one month to go, we take a look at some of the most outstanding entries so far to the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards. Enter for free before the January deadlines.
6 years ago
Albert Dros is a Global Imaging Ambassador for Sony Netherlands. Here he explains his love of the seasons and showcases some of the varying shots he has been able to get throughout the year.
6 years ago
Welcome back to our selection of the best entries to the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards. Find the right competition for you and enter before the January deadlines.
7 years ago
Milo Ramella is the October winner in the Open competition of the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards. Everyone can enter 3 images for free to be in with a chance to win.
7 years ago
"Photography allows me to create the worlds as I see them and share it with my audience. Through the medium, I have discovered a lot about my self and the unconscious mind..."
7 years ago
Free to enter and open to all photographers, the awards’ are an authoritative voice in the photographic industry, with the power to shape the careers of its winning, shortlisted and commended photographers.
7 years ago
There's not long to go until the deadlines for the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards. Check out the best new entries from last week.
7 years ago
"It can transform you into a photographer that can see everything." Guardian photographer Graeme Robertson discusses the triumphs of drone photography.
7 years ago
This year's ZEISS Photography Award theme requires photographers to present a strong series of 5-10 images that look beyond the ordinary and every day.
7 years ago
For Halloween, we take a look back over the last 3 years of the Sony World Photography Awards to find the most nightmarish, blood-curdling images to scare and delight.