Nine reasons why you should enter the Sony World Photography Awards 2027 2 months ago From cash prizes to worldwide exhibitions
Daylight in the grey light of the Antarctic, Tom Jacobi 9 years ago "Iceland was a natural destination to travel to for this project. If you are looking for archaic places on this planet with little colour, you end up in that beautiful, rough country."
Common humanity and tradition, Chris Roche 9 years ago "Drawn to the common humanity rather than the dogma behind such traditions, I felt it a pertinent theme in our increasingly globalised world with its frequent clash of civilisations."
Urban mood and evening lights, Hlinka Zsolt 9 years ago "I am looking for geometry and symmetry obsessively in each of my compositions. When I take a photo, I exclude all other circumstances and focus only on the picture to be prepared. I collect moments."
Dangerously Original - The portrait photography of Carl Jeffers 9 years ago Carl Jeffers is shortlisted in the Portraits category of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards. His image, alongside the other winners will be exhibited at Somerset House, London from 21 April - 7 May.
Tangled limbs and twisted bodies. 'Submission' by Mark Gong 9 years ago "Inspiration comes from being open to new experiences, people and ideas. It simply doesn't happen trying it by brute force."
Jan Kempenaers at Breese Little 9 years ago Jan Kempenaers’ third solo exhibition with Breese Little Gallery, London, features the debut presentation of a new, unseen body of work.