If you’re after that one great cultural day out in the UK capital make sure you book tickets for the Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition, read our reasons why...

Each week we're delving into the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards shortlists to bring you a collection of stunning imagestied together by a theme. This week it's photographers from Latin America

Sony’s Alpha Female programme focuses on creating opportunities for professional female photographers and videographers working in the United States and fostering a richer and more diverse industry

We take a look at Balazs Gardis series he created thanks to the Sony Grant, where he received $7,000 (USD) and the latest Sony digital imaging equipment

Shoot An Arrow and Go Real High is a powerful portrait project by Tom Oldham. He created the body of work thanks to the Sony Grant, where he received $7,000 (USD)

We take a look at Luca Locatelli's images which explorehumanity’s reactions to the growing environmental and population strains on earthTo create the project Locatelli was given $7,000 (USD) and the latest Sony digital imaging equipment

Alys Tomlinson's enigmatic seriesVerafollows a Belarusian nun she met while creating her winning series Ex-Voto. Tomlinson was one of four photographers to receive $7,000(USD) from Sony to create a project of her choice

Now in its seventh year, the National Awards has given worldwide exposure and opportunities to more than 400 photographers. we take a look at two success stories

With the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition opening at Somerset House in London, we celebrate our commitment to inspiring applicants to the Youth competition

The World Photography Organisation is committed to discovering new talent and does so throughitsStudent competition, we put one success story into sharp focus