Highlights #3: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

"Tense moments, agonizing defeats and thrilling victories are all for a genuine love for the game of baseball."

What's on at The Photography Show

Between 17 - 20 March 2018, The Photography Show will welcomephotographers and members of trade to the NEC Birmingham.Here are our recommendations for your visit.

Stunning photos capture the magic of childhood

"I hope myphotos speak for themselves.I'm not looking for spectacular moments, but these little short scenes which sometimes last for a splitsecond."

Highlights #2: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

Check out our 2nd selection of highlighted images from the shortlist and commended photographers of the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards.

Discovering sunken ships and winter landscapes

"I try to create photos that catch the eye and let your imagination run wild. That would be my biggest success as a photographer."

Ever curious, Candida Höfer talks discovering spaces

"I usually find the spot from where to take the picture rather quickly; the space dictates it, and my experience consents."

Correction: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

On February 28, 2018, the World Photography Organisation announced the shortlist for the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards. The series "Retaking Raqqa" which is shortlisted in the Professional Current Affairs & News category of the Awards was attributed to Turkish photographerUygar Önder Şimşekin error.

Candida Höfer awarded 2018 Outstanding Contribution to Photography

"It is a tremendous privilege to be able to present this Award to such an important artist who has broken boundaries in her profession."

Giclée or Ctype? Gloss or Matt? - Choosing the right papers for print

"The big consideration for most is Giclée or C-Type printing, and rightly so, as this determines the paper types you can choose, and ultimately the finished result."

Creating portraits with mood, message and vibe

"With my photography, I aim to capture moments that subtly promote a mood or a feeling unique to each viewer. I feel this gives the viewer reason to spend more time thinking about the photo..."
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