Nine reasons why you should enter the Sony World Photography Awards 2027 3 weeks ago From cash prizes to worldwide exhibitions
Brent Stirton - Natural World & Wildlife - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards 6 years ago Pangolins are the world’s most illegally trafficked mammals, with an estimated one million trafficked to Asia in the last 10 years. Tags: Videos
Pablo Albarenga - Creative - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards 6 years ago In 2017, at least 207 leaders and environmentalists were killed around the world while protecting their communities from mining, agribusiness and other projects threatening their territories. Tags: Videos
Luke Watson - Creative - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards 6 years ago Witness Objects features a series of items involved in conflicts ranging from the First World War to the Siege of Sarajevo, converted into pinhole cameras. Tags: Videos
Hugh Kinsella Cunningham - Discovery - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards 6 years ago This project aims to capture the invisible wounds of a viral outbreak of Ebola in North Kivu, an active conflict zone in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Tags: Videos
Sasha Maslov - Portraiture - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards 6 years ago In Ukraine, the profession of a Railroad Traffic Controller and Saftey Officer still exists with about 80% of workers being female. Tags: Videos
Hashem Shakeri - Discovery - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards 6 years ago The current U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran, and the subsequent fall in the value of the Iranian Rial, are causing house prices in the country to skyrocket. Tags: Videos