GALLERY: Over 415,000 images from over 200 countries were submitted to the Sony World Photography Awards 2023. These are a selection of the incredible images that won. 9News
From intimate animal portraits, to haunting cityscapes and erupting volcanoes; these are the winners of the National Award winners for the SonyNew to this year's Awards are four new Regional Awards set up by the World Photography Organisation and Sony Europe."Forest Entrance"
"The path was surrounded by trees that were so dense the road could not be seen, so it felt like he was riding into a deep forest."Hajime Hirano, from Japan, also received first place in the National Awards. "The diverse array of vending machines and photo ID machines is unique to Japanese culture," Toh said.
"While travelling in Madeira, I was mesmerised by this specific tree engulfed in fog. I decided to photograph it alongside a mysterious human presence," she said.Milda Vyšniauskaitė from Lithuania also was a winner in the European Regional Awards."It was so surreal to see him in rural Lithuania running around in the fields and connecting with this horse. When I look at this image I see serenity, inner peace and a connection with nature.
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