"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.

Ed Kashi is a photojournalist, filmmaker, speaker, and educator dedicated to documenting the social and political issues that define our times.

With the Rio Olympics upon us, we take a look over the years at some the best sports photos succesful inthe Sony World Photography Awards.

Manuel grew up going back and forth between Venezuela and Portugal, and from this mix, tropical nostalgia, magical realism, minimalism and an obsession with geometry and patterns influence his artistic work deeply.

Gili Yaari was shortlisted for the 2015 Sony World Photography Awards in the Arts and Culture category.

#WPOfavsfeature:editorial and unit stills photographer@thomasdymond,official photographer forX Factor and Britain’s Got Talent.

From a project about her lost father to a recent film focusing on the survivors of the Armenian Genocide (1915), Diana Markosian is not someone to shy away from heavy subjects.

Simon Brann Thorpe's series'Toy Soldiers', a contemporary and compelling Alegory of war, was shortlisted in the Professional Conceptualcategory of the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards.