October 24 - Entries of the week: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

We are receiving some fantastic entries to theOpen competition of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards.Here are some of the best from the week commencing October 24, 2016.

The Red Road Project by Carlotta Cardana, The Fence

"I think a great portrait is the one that moves you, and that makes you feel something. It doesn’t matter whether the feeling is about the person portrayed, or about the person photographing..."

Weekly inspiration - 17 of the best Low Light photos from the Sony World Photography Awards

This week we choose some of our favoriteLow Light entries from the past 3 years of the Open competition of the Sony World Photography Awards.Enterthe 2017 competition for free today.

The intangible language - Yoppy Pieter

"We live surrounded by the stories, earthquakes, evolution, birth, disappointment and loves of life.Photography is a poetry and a visual dialog with the self and the circumstances around me."

The best job in the world - Tamina-Florentine Zuch

"Photography is a door-opener to many different worlds I would never have an excess to otherwise. It offers me the possibility to dive into a new world every day..."

A city's rebirth - Documenting Detroit, The Blink Interview

Blinkspoke with the founders of Documenting Detroitabout the importance of documenting the city'srebirth and of cultivating a community of photographers who can tell the untold stories of once great city.

October 17 - Entries of the week: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

We are receiving some fantastic entries to theOpen competition of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards.Here are some of the best from the week commencing October 17, 2016.

When the lights go down - Albert Dros

"Seeing the image on my display after the shutter has closed always gives me great satisfaction because the human vision is not that great in the darkness."
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Indonesia’s Don Quixote of Literacy - Putu Sayoga

“He is an ordinary man, a horse caretaker to be exact but willing to do something that is very very important for his community. Not a lot of people are reading books in Indonesia…”

Mixtec voices: the route of migration - Rodrigo Jardón

'Mixtec voices: the route of migration'started in 2015 with an"Unheard voices grant" from the storytelling platform Cowbird. Rodrigo continues todevelop the seriesthrough hisown funding.
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