"I just try to capture what surrounds me, and that is is the music and the night. The world is not so big, and if you work and make the effort, the work comes."

We interview 15 year old Beatriz Mota da Rocha, winner of the Youth Culture category at the 2015 Sony World Photography Awards.

Hector Muñoz Huerta wasthewinner of the Arts & Culture categoryat the 2015 Sony World Photography Awards.

"This is a study of the lidos that have disappeared entirely, survived or were left bereft to decay over time. The ones that have survived have benefited from renewed interest and investment, undergoing redevelopment and are now thriving."

"My interest is the context - the moments, days or years before and after the sensational 'media moment' and the wide-reaching relationships between political realities and human experience."

Women in photography - Camilla Brown, a curator, writer and lecturer of contemporary art gives us her thoughts on this topical subject.

Brent Stirton was shortlisted in both the Arts & Culture (The Last Samurai) and Contemporary Issues (First Sight) categories in the 2015 Sony World Photography Awards.

We interview 2015 Sony World Photography Awards shortlisted photographer, Julie van der Vaart.

This week theprintspace look at an aspect of the photographic industry that resides away from the camera - curation. They speak to Christine Santa Ana.

We interview 2015 Sony World Photography Awards, Arts & Culture winner photographer, Aristide Economopoulos.