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..."

17 amazing images that will transport you around the world

This week we take a look at some of the best commended, shortlisted and winning Arts & Culture images from the past three years of the Sony World Photography Awards...

Home Fronts, Jamel Shabazz - THE FENCE

The photographs in this series are all a part of a larger body of work Jamel Shabazz hasbeen developing over the past 3 decades, in a number of urban cities across America.

July 10 - 16 - Entries of the week: 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

Presenting our sixthedition of thebest entries to the Open competition of the2018 Sony World Photography Awards. Find out if you've been chosen...

Photographing the traditions, attitudes and livelihoods surrounding the BP oil spill

Camilo Ramirez photographedthe length of the U.S. Gulf Coast, investigating how its history, economics, environment and culture intertwine to reveal a sense of displaced contradiction.

Powerful images that investigate the shadows of the human mind

"The more Itake pictures the more I understand that with photography, I want to explore the subconscious and shadow part of humand mind."

Photography as a notebook: recording the magic of childhood

"For me, it is a way to tell my children’s story... their childhood. I want them to have their childhood story, and I like that is told through my eyes."

Exploring a nostalgic love for books and the library

"If someone crafts work to fit an audience or trend it’s time to stop and go back to the beginning. Pleasing other people is a great result but should never be the impetus."
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