From destructive storms to stunning views from the clouds
We are delighted to announce self-taught photographer Matt Horspool as our Augustmonthly winner in the2018 Sony World Photography Awards, Open competition.
September 4 - 10 - Entries of the week: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Welcome to our weekly selection of thebest entries to theOpen competitionof the2018 Sony World Photography Awards. Entry is free for all photographers!
The 300-year-old story of the humble strawberry
"Photography allows me to bridge all of those interests and bring stories to life. I love moving around a scene and working to bring a composition together..."
Composing with light: investigating time and space
Sarker Protick is an award-winning photographer and artist. His works are grounded in the ideas of time and space.Protick’s work consistently deals with time and how it transforms life.
Prepare well. Stay hungry. Never forget your message!
Oliver Schwarzwald is a storyteller and photographer, believing that "different messages need different executions." His series, 'Animals vs Jewelry', was shortlisted in the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards.
A fashionably elegant look at where trees grow
"I am more of an observer than a creator so photography provides the perfect medium for me in the sense that I don't have to start from scratch..."
Celebrating the culture of the female in the 21st Century
"Women of all faiths, ethnicities, and ages found themselves representing what it is to be a woman today."
August 28 - September 3 - Entries of the week: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Welcome to our weekly selection of thebest entries to theOpen competitionof the2018 Sony World Photography Awards, including entries submitted fromAugust 28 - September 3.
The Fellowship: fostering the next generation of African-American skiers
"To me, photography is not only the reward of making an idea happen, but it’s also a ticket to anywhere, to meet anyone, to access anything..."
Mi Familia: exploring the delicate relationship of family
"The series 'Mi Familia' depicts my children and explores the vulnerability, intimacy, and joy of motherhood and familial life. Joyous, and at times melancholic..."