December 12 - Entries of the week: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

See the some of the best new entries to the Open competition of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards, from the week commencing Dec 12.

Look back: Best Professional entries from 2016 Sony World Photography Awards

With 2016 coming to a close, we lookback and presentsome of our favourite images from the Professional categories of 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.

The pixelated world of Gameboy Camera Man

"I'm a French photographer living in London and I started this project involving a Gameboy Camera.With it I try to show a world where the line between familiar and new is blurred."

Surfland by Joni Sternbach

Joni Sternbach is a native New Yorker. She uses both large format film and early photographic processes to create contemporary landscapes and environmental portraits.

Journey through Iceland with Salva López

7 days, 7 images on the World Photography Organisation Instagram feed:#WPOfavsfeature: @salvalopez.

The imagination of the viewer, with Florian Mueller

Florian W. Mueller is a Cologne based photographer with 15+ years experience in photography. His work isexhibited and published internationally and has received numerous awards.

Editor's picks #2: Youth competition, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

Judges are looking for good composition, creativity and clear photographs.This year, we are asking our young photographers to respond to the brief:Beauty

Research at the end of the world - Anna Filipova, The Fence

"For me, the Arctic is one of the most fascinating places of the earth, but also one of the most endangered. The Arctic is constantly moving and shifting, melting reforming, appearing and disappearing."

December 5 - Entries of the week: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

See the some of the best new entries to the Open competition of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards. Entry is free.

ZEISS guest blog: Exploring New Zealand with Christopher Kreymborg

"We are explorers. We always have been. We dreamt of scaling mountains, exploring other continents, diving deep into the ocean and flying in high up the air."
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