Intricate spider’s webs, hornless rhinos and the world of Bavarian finger wrestling all feature in this year’s exhibition of mind-blowing photography
Radioactive landscapes … a winning image from Eddo Hartmann, Netherlands. Photograph: Eddo Hartmann 2023/ Sony World Photography Awards Between 1966 and 1975, Greenlandic Inuit women were the victims of an involuntary birth control programme known as the Spiralkampagnen. This image shows Naja Lyberth, a psychologist in the capital, Nuuk, who was one of the first to testify about her forced sterilisation.
Jorge Mónaco: ‘My goal is to create projects that shed light on the lives of people from minority groups, whether they are ethnic, religious or gender-related. Through my images, I aim to raise awareness and promote inclusion, offering a reflective perspective on human diversity’ Jim Fenwick: ‘I arrived in Palermo, in the midst of a gripping environmental problem that was unfolding across Sicily. The canvas of the night sky had been transformed into a captivating tableau as the flames from ongoing wildfires painted a surreal and enchanting spectacle. The ethereal glow was a juxtaposition of beauty and devastation’
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