Photography as a combination of intuition and emotion
Christophe Vander Eeckenworks on assignments documenting people, trying to avoid staged photographs.
Self-publishing a book based on an awarded series
Majlend Bramo has self-published a photobook based onthe series "Like sugar in milk," thatwas shortlisted in the 2017 Daily Life Category.
Youth Highlights #4: 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
The Youth Competition is free to enter for everyone aged 12-19.
15 stunning images from around the world
Jeremy Horner is a British photographer who taught himself photography through travels across Europe, North America and Asia.
Meeting beautiful people and giving their portraits is a true honour
Photographer Tom Oldham has used the Professional Sony Grant to explore ‘Ball Culture’, LGBTQ+ community events which originated in 1970s Harlem.
Photographing World Heritage Sites all around the globe
Michael Runkel is a travel photographer who specializes in UNESCO World Heritage Sites.Read more in our interview!
Nov 5-11: Entries of the week - 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Check out some of our favoritesubmissions to the Open Competition of the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards. Entry is free for all.
“Everything looks different when it’s dark”
Hendrik Mändla is a 23 years old photographer from Estonia who loves to capture moody and atmospheric landscape photographs.
Photographing in places with a moving story
"I believe that photography has a great power of denunciation, it allows one to open the eyes and to sensitize, but it also allows you to promote a change of view."
Exploring photography to the utmost to its fullest
Megan Johnson was the Youth winner of the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards. She currently works at a local product and marketing company as their product photographer.