November 21 - Entries of the week: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

We are receiving some fantastic entries to theOpen competition of the 2017Sony World Photography Awards.Here are some of the best from the week commencing November 21, 2016.

Houseraising: Ira Wagner, The Fence

"Up and down the coast homes ranging from modest bungalows to mansions are elevated and rebuilt. What is it about this place that spurs the herculean efforts to tame it at great cost and effort?"

Editor's picks #1: Youth competition, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

The Youth competition of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards, for thoseaged 12-19, recognises the next generation of talented young photographers.

There's more room for magic - Julie Glassberg

"Simple moments of life, gestures that most human beings could relate to. There was more room for magic. I want magic."

The Father of South African Photography - Jürgen Schadeberg

Jürgen Schadeberg's major body of work spans 70 years and incorporates a collection of some 200,000 negatives, capturinga wealth of timeless and iconic images.

November 14 - Entries of the week: 2017 Sony World Photography Awards

Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2017, theSony World Photography Awardsshowcases the best photography in the world from the past year.Start uploadingyour best shots for free.

Weekly inspiration - 17 of the best Black & White photos from the Sony World Photography Awards

This week we choose some of our favoriteBlack & Whiteentries from the past 3 years of the Open competition of the Sony World Photography Awards.

Celdas: Alma Leiva, The Fence

"I always let the idea or project dictate the medium. If I don’t have much experience in working with a given medium, I research and experiment before, but always embrace the challenge."

PHOTOFAIRS | San Francisco: Key galleries, themes and VIP highlights announced

PHOTOFAIRS | San Fransiscoreveals the key galleries, programming themes and VIP highlights forits inaugural edition (Jan 27 - 29, 2017).

The Selfie Project - Kristoffer Eliassen

"Taking a selfie is a performative act, where self-regulation and self-disclosure form part of the performance. On the one hand, it is about taking control and pretending to be someone, and on the other hand, let go, or lose control."
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