Weekly inspiration - 17 of the best Arts & Culture photos from the Sony World Photography Awards

This week we choose some of our favoriteArts and Cultureentries from the past 3 years of the Open competition of the Sony World Photography Awards. The competition is free to enter and open to all photographers.

I come from a story telling perspective - Klaus Thymann

"For me the core is first and foremost storytelling and then the medium or genre is not so important. "

Legacy of the Mine by Ilan Godfrey

"These photographs provide agency to those whose lives and livelihoods have been destroyed by mining processes and the long-term environmental ramifications..."

Mimicking the masters of fashion photography

"To be good photographers I believe you need good education in all disciplines, to see and learn about the world in all its facets. Be hungry of knowledge."

October 10 - Entries of the week: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

The judges are looking to award the best single images from across the 10 diverse categories, from Architecture and Landscape to Still Life and Street Photography.

The human condition with Christopher Roche

"This photographic project hopes be a testament to the importance of these traditions. " Chris Roche discusses his latest projects.

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

Winning & shortlisted photographers will be included in a global press campaign, featured across the World Photography Organisation website and exhibited at Somerset House, London in Spring 2017.

Davide Monteleone - '4 Days at the Nomad Games'

Sony Global Imaging Ambassador Davide Monteleone is an artist and a visual journalist working on long term independent project using photography video and text.

The fascinating architecture of cooling towers

"The scale and dimensions was outrageous. The architecture was mind-blowing. The feeling was other-wordly. It was love at first sight."

Tobi Shonibare - London's Architecture

In his work, Tobi tends to focus on geometry, symmetry and perspectives. He looks for beauty in the often gritty London streets and has an appreciation for the capital’s stunning architecture.
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