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2015 Sony World Photography Awards

The Sony World Photography Awards is the largest photography competition in the world and curates the best professional and amateur photographers. 2015’s shortlist has recently been released, and the images are powerful, showing the explosive talent out there. This year there were over 173,000 images from 171 countries entered. The winners will be announced on April 23. To see the full shortlist you can visit the official website.
 
Underwater Grace by Jonathan Yeap Chin Tiong
Sony best photography
 
Pelican Feeding by Melissa Little 
Sony best photography
 
Miracle Mile by Gina Nero
Sony best photography
 
Exuberance by Christine Kapuschinsky Johnson
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Sweat and Blood by Marcin Kloce
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Frog Story by Harfian Herdi
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Swedish Dads by Johan Bavman
Sony best photography
 
Old Shepherd by Saeed Barikani
Sony best photography
 
CAESAR by Christian Berthelot
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Futuristic Archaeology by Daesung Lee
Sony best photography
 
On the Tundra by Simon Morris
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Headless by Adrian Jaszczak
Sony best photography
 
Animal Behavior by Kimmo Metsaranta
Sony best photography
Pray by Muhammad Berkati
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Hundred And Forty Centimeters by Sabine Lewandowski
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Cat Mothers by Ramil Gilvano
Sony best photography
 
A Life Apart: The Toll Of Obesity by Lisa Kranttz
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Shadow City by Ronaldo Land
20 of This Year’s Most Compelling Photos
 
Restricted Areas by Danila Tkachenko
Sony best photography
 
Blue Fields by Simon Butterworth
Sony best photography
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