Editors' picks #2: ZEISS Photography Award 2018

This year's ZEISS Photography Award theme requires photographers to present a strong series of 5-10 images that look beyond the ordinary and every day.

In the spotlight: 17 of the most nightmarish photos

For Halloween, we take a look back over the last 3 years of the Sony World Photography Awards to find the most nightmarish, blood-curdling images to scare and delight.

Foraging for beauty: Creating a powerful visual feast

"For me, photography means remembering my father who was a serious amateur photographer. I remember all the equipment, darkroom and the camera bag..."

October 23 - 29 - Entries of the week: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

Welcome to the 20th edition of Entries of the Week. Everyone can enter the Open competitionof 2018Sony World Photography Awards with their best single images.

In Superposition: Photography as an act of observation

Paul Bevan is a lecturer, artist, photographer and writer. He has exhibited and worked internationally, collaborating on numerous creative and industrial initiatives.

After war: Documenting the visible and the unseen

"Soldiers return with visible wounds, but also with those that remain largely concealed; post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, and major depression..."

Editors' picks #1: ZEISS Photography Award 2018

Welcome to our first Editors' Picks from the ZEISS Photography Award 2018. Every two weeks, we'll be choosing our favourite entries so far to the #ZEISSPhotoAward.

Finding the truth about lost and forgotten communities

We chat to last year's ZEISS Photography Award winner, KevinFaingnaert, about what he's been up to since his win and his goal of photographingforgotten subcultures.

October 16 - 22 - Entries of the week: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

Welcome to the 19th edition of Entries of the Week. If your image is featured, you’ve been chosen as among the best entries to the Open competition of the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards.

Perfecting the art of urban loneliness

"The subject of my work varies a lot but the aesthetic is the connecting tissue. I’m interested in lines and shape and colour, those are my philosophy."
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