Balance, composition and geometry. Architecture photography by Tim Cornbill

"Look for features of the building you can use to compose your photographs, such as repetition or patterns in the façade, colonnades or interesting details."

The youth are the future, with Toby Binder

"There will always be young people and even though the political situation might change many challenges of their daily life will stay the same."

Grand prize winners revealed: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

We are delighted to reveal the grand prize winners for the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards.Belgian photographer Frederik Buyckx securestitle of Photographer of the Year.

Only seconds to confront the moment - The travel photography of Andy Gawlowski

"Travel and street photography is for me the best way to train your eyes and photography skills - as it combines so many different genres of photography."

The relationship between reality and fiction - An interview with Alejandro Chaskielberg

"Above all, photography is an ever-changing art. And that's a great opportunity to experiment andcontinuously improve."

Pictures with a clear motive. Ralph Gräf on 'Gassing Up At Roy's'

"I prefer clearly or even simply composed pictures with a clear motive. To me a good photo should be devoid of distracting elements."

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Considered shooting. Hunters and their prey, by Michael Tummings

"I wanted to understand a tradition that was outside of my own experience with their ancient customs, rituals and codes associated with it, which were passed down in families over generations."

Everyday life in Jaworzno, Poland, by Paweł Jędrusik

"I am documenting current events. Jaworzno is not a big city, it only has about 90,000 citizens. Despite this everyday life is very interesting."

Daylight in the grey light of the Antarctic, Tom Jacobi

"Iceland was a natural destination to travel to for this project. If you are looking for archaic places on this planet with little colour, you end up in that beautiful, rough country."
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