Landscape category winner and photographer of the year: Frederik Buyckx. This year’s winning photographers have focused on everything from p*rn stars to hyenas. Here, in northern Montenegro, a shepherd is pictured walking to his herd. (Photo by Frederik Buyckx/Sony World Photography Awards)
Contemporary issues category, winner: Tasneem Alsultan. In her work, Alsultan confronts her experiences as a Saudi single mother. “I’ve made peace with the sacrifices I’ve had to make, but I managed to find happiness”, she says. “I was married at the age of 17, but living as a single parent for the final six years of an unhappy 10-year marriage. Many family members commented on how foolish I was to ask for a divorce. Only later did I realise that there were many Saudi women who had had similar experiences”. (Photo by Tasneem Alsultan/Sony World Photography Awards)
Architecture category, winner: Dongni. Working from above, the Chinese photographer Dongni reframes the geometries of urban architecture. (Photo by Dongni/Sony World Photography Awards)
Sport category, winner: Yuan Peng. Liu Bingqing and Liu Yujie are twin sisters who have studied and trained in gymnastics since their early childhood in Jining, China. (Photo by Yuan Peng/Sony World Photography Awards)
Portraiture category, third place: Ren Shi Chen. This image was taken in Gansu province, China. More than 61 million children in the country’s rural areas have been left behind by parents who have gone to the cities to work. (Photo by Ren Shi Chen/Sony World Photography Awards)
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