For#WorldPhotoDay, we take a look at some our favourite photos from the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.

Lauren Grabelle is a photographer based in Montana that uses the platform PhotoShelter to showcase her portfolio.

"I try to represent nature as faithfully as I can; hopefullywith my own style mixed in."

Blinkspeak to Alvaro about his work in Venezuela, his upcoming book '1984', as well as the process behind developing one of his more provocative reportages, 'Stories of a Wounded Land'.

Pat Swainis an award-winning photographer whose work has been shown extensively around the world.Her series‘Lost Flamingos in the Cloud Forest’ was selected as part of THE FENCE 2015.

Julien Mauve, born in 1984 in France, has received many prices throughout his career,including 1st place in the Professional Conceptual category of the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.

theprintspace’s latest exhibition is one not to be missed! Street photographer Matt Stuart and his project, 'All That Life Can Afford' are coming to theprintspace Gallery.

"This work was inspired by the animals in my life, mainly my dog Norbert who had so much drool to give the world..." We speak to PhotoShelter's Carli Davidson.

In 2015 Andrew Suryono became the Indonesian National Award winner at theSony World Photography Awardswith his now iconic image of an Orangutan.

Robert Falcetti is a photojournalist and commercial photographerthat uses the PhotoShelter platformto presenthis work.