All you need to know: what’s new in the 2022 Awards

We're delighted 2022Sony World Photography Awards is now open for entries, we breakdown what you need to know for the 15th edition

Interview: Student Photographer of the Year

We talk toCoenraad Heinz Torlage, this year's Student Photographer of the Year

Interview: Youth Photographer of the Year

We catch up with Pubarun Basu, who won this year's Youth competition

Ask Gerhard Steidl any Dumb Question about Making Books

Gerhard Steidl answers that question you've always wanted to ask him.

Brent Stirton - Natural World & Wildlife - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards

Pangolins are the world’s most illegally trafficked mammals, with an estimated one million trafficked to Asia in the last 10 years.
© Pablo Albarenga, Uruguay, Winner, Latin America Professional Award, 2020 Sony World Photography Awards

Pablo Albarenga - Creative - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards

In 2017, at least 207 leaders and environmentalists were killed around the world while protecting their communities from mining, agribusiness and other projects threatening their territories.

Luke Watson - Creative - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards

Witness Objects features a series of items involved in conflicts ranging from the First World War to the Siege of Sarajevo, converted into pinhole cameras.

Hugh Kinsella Cunningham - Discovery - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards

This project aims to capture the invisible wounds of a viral outbreak of Ebola in North Kivu, an active conflict zone in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Sasha Maslov - Portraiture - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards

In Ukraine, the profession of a Railroad Traffic Controller and Saftey Officer still exists with about 80% of workers being female.

Hashem Shakeri - Discovery - 2020 Sony World Photography Awards

The current U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran, and the subsequent fall in the value of the Iranian Rial, are causing house prices in the country to skyrocket.
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