July 24 - 30 - Entries of the week: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

Welcome to our selection of thebest entries to the Open competition of the2018 Sony World Photography Awardsfrom the previousweek.

The time to act is now: Up close with the ocean's apex predator

"Animals are being pushed to near extinction. The time to act and reverse our negative impact is now, before it's too late."

Following the big cats surviving on the plains of Africa

"In 1985, when I was born, the best estimate of the world's lion population was 75,800. Today, studies point to 20,000 to 30,000 lions..."

11 incredible images from the hidden jewel of Europe

We're pleased to revealAles Krivecasthe monthly winner (June) of the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards, with his image of a storm passing throughSlovenia's highest mountain.

July 17 - 23 - Entries of the week: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

Once again, we bring you thebest entries to the Open competition of the2018 Sony World Photography Awardsfrom the last week.

Capturing the tranquility and silence of our world

"With common themes such as travel and nature, I endeavor to capture unique desolated locations all over the world, in where I can create a distinguishing silent feel to my work."

Blending the surreal: Exploring the appeal of the human form

"My production is inspired by contemporary performance art, literature and sculpture, blending an attentiveness for form with a celebration of both surreal and earthly fantasies."

8 Olympic Games later: Sports photography with style and substance

"To find a style or to create a style is arguably the lifelong challenge of every photographer – or it should be."Matthias Hangst is a sports photographer represented by Getty Images.

21 of the best travel photos, from Japan to London

This week, we delve into the world of Travel Photography, featuring images from far-flung places across the globe...

Startling aerial photography that will make you marvel

"As a committed project photographer I love to explore a subject down to the nth degree and learn as much about it as possible. Getting under the skin of something can require months or even years of careful thought..."
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