ZEISS - Then and Now

In 2016, theZEISS Photography Awardwas handed out for the first time, in parallel to the Sony World Photography Awards. Find outabout the history of ZEISS,from the company’s beginnings right up to the present day.

The Day the Dam Collapses - Hiroshi Watanabe

Hiroshi Watanabe's new photobook, 'The Day the Dam Collapses', will be presented as part of the Daylight emergi-cubeat PhotoVille this year.

Sunday Soldiers - Daniella Zalcman, THE FENCE

We speak award-winning photographer Daniella Zalcman, whose series ‘Sunday Soldiers’ was shown as part of THE FENCE in 2015.

The Spiritual Home of Sunday League Football

After one too many injuries, Chris Baker decided to get on the safe side of the sidelines and begin a two year documentation of football on the Hackney Marshes.

Remote Living - Evgenia Arbugaeva, Weather Man

Vyacheslav Korotki, who is documented in Arbugaeva’s enigmatic series ‘Weather Man’,featured by British Journal of Photography, is a meteorologist based on a remote peninsula in northern Russia.

On The Roofs with Vitaliy Raskalov

#WPOfavsInstagram feature:the death-defying photography of@raskalov- Vitaliy Raskalov & Vadim Makhorov explore the world in a way that is unfathomable to most.

Photography Means Freedom - Asier Garagarza

Asier Garagarzawas commended in the Open Architecture category of the 2016 Sony World Photography Awardsfor his image taken at theNiemeyer center in Aviles (Spain).

40 Inspiring Images for #WorldPhotoDay from the Sony World Photography Awards

For#WorldPhotoDay, we take a look at some our favourite photos from the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.

No One is a Stranger - Lauren Grabelle, PhotoShelter

Lauren Grabelle is a photographer based in Montana that uses the platform PhotoShelter to showcase her portfolio.

Goðafoss Waterfall - Markus van Hauten

"I try to represent nature as faithfully as I can; hopefullywith my own style mixed in."
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