Sony World Photography Awards 2024: The year's best images unveiled
Photos of a rhino in captivity and a finger wresting champion are some of the finalists and shortlisted entries in this year's Sony World Photography Awards.
A total of 30 finalists were chosen with the winners set to be announced in April.
Here's some of the stunning images that made the cut.
Karol Pałka was recognised in the architecture and design category for her project looking at the role spa facilities play in Slovakian community life.
In "1000 Places to See Before You Die..." Helen McLain documented items in her home during a period of illness.
Beth Galton combined tree bark and "manipulated self portraits" in her artistic series, "London Plane Tree"
An image from photographer Maurizio Di Pietro's project "Zero Hunger," which looks at how insects are being used as a food source.
Chinese photographer Liang Chen was nominated for "Donghai Island People," his series documenting life in his hometown in Guangdong province.
Haider Khan documented two rhinos in captivity in Germany and India.
Jens Juul's photo from the Roskilde festival in Denmark.
Diana-Cheren-Nygren was shortlisted in the competition's creative category.
Sony World Photography Awards 2024
An image by Brent Stirton shows two trans women who fled harsh anti-LGBTQ laws in Uganda and are now living in a safe house in Nairobi, Kenya.
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