Sony World Photography Awarding hotting up

Nguyen Phuc Thanh from Vietnam took this picture of Long Coc the most beautiful tea mountain with hills shaped like upside down bowls, covered in fog catching the sunrise.

Tam Erdt from Germany shot the sunrise at Tre Cime di Lavaredo in northeastern Italy and waited for Milky Way.

Brittany Crossman from Canada watched this foxes family grow up just two minutes from her house

Several budding and professional photographers are vying to win the Sony World Photography Awards 2019, as the deadline for submissions are drawing closer ( January 4, 2019) and competition organisers have revealed some of the most eye-catching snaps entered till now. There are ten categories in the competition including architecture, landscape, portraiture, wildlife and travel. Submissions to the awards are free , and the winners will be announced in April 2019, and selection of 600 works will then go on show at Somerset House in London, so that over 30, 000 visitors can view them.

Professional competition, Photographer of the Year carries US $25, 000/Sony digital imaging equipment / included in exhibition at Somerset House, London.

Category Winner – Flights & Accommodation to awards ceremony in London/Sony Digital imaging equipment. Publication in Winner’s book/ included in exhibition at Somerset House in London.

Finalists – Publication in winners’ book/ included in exhibition at Somerset House London.

Shortlist –Digital exhibition at Somerset House, London.

Open Competition winner gets a US $ 5, 000/Sony Digital equipment/Flights and accommodation to the awards ceremony in London/ included in exhibition at Somerset House, London.

Please visit www.worldphoto.org/sony-world-photography-awards to learn more about the competition.