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TheΒ Sony World Photography Awards takes entries from over 300,000 people, and over 200 countries. Β The massive catalog of images is whittled down to this shortlist, before finalists are announced in April. Below are a sampling of the semi-finalists, ranging from stunning action shots, to peaceful moments in nature. Check back for a post showcasing the winners of this inspirational contest.

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Team Italia, Β© Adam Pretty, Australia, Shortlist, Professional, Sport (Professional competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Anastasia-Riakovskaia
Team Italia, Β© Adam Pretty, Australia, Shortlist, Professional, Sport (Professional competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Antonio-Gibotta
Enafrinat (β€˜the floured’), Β© Antonio Gibotta, Italy, Shortlist, Professional, Discovery (Professional competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Eric-Madeja
A Wave of Fish, Β© Eric Madeja, Switzerland, Commended, Open, Wildlife (Open competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
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Ballet, Β© Fredrik Lerneryd, Sweden, Shortlist, Professional, Contemporary Issues (Professional competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
James-Monnington
Cenote II, Β© James Monnington, United Kingdom, Shortlist, Open, Landscape & Nature (2018 Open competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Lin-Chen
η»½ζ”Ύ, Β© Lin Chen, China, Commended, Open, Travel (Open competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Manish-Mamtani
Patterns of Glacial River, Β© Manish Mamtani, India, Shortlist, Open, Travel (Open competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Marcelo-Portella
Magical Sunrise, Β© Marcelo Portella, Brazil, Commended, Open, Landscape & Nature (2018 Open competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Mitch-Dobrowner
Mammatus, Β© Mitch Dobrowner, United States of America, Shortlist, Professional, Natural World & Wildlife (2018 Professional competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Paul-D-Haese
Braine Le Comte 2017 Belgium, Β© Paul D’Haese, Belgium, Shortlist, Professional, Discovery (Professional competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Petar-Sabol
Bee Eaters Mating, Β© Petar Sabol, Croatia, Shortlist, Open, Wildlife (Open competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

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Box: A Groundbreaking Demonstration at the Intersection of Robotics, Projection Mapping, and Software robots projection digital

Bot and Dolly produced this stunning projection mapping, and it’s hard to believe, but everything you see is taking place in camera, no post-production graphics. Watching it in HD, large, is a must.Β Via Colossal:

Box: A Groundbreaking Demonstration at the Intersection of Robotics, Projection Mapping, and Software robots projection digital

Box: A Groundbreaking Demonstration at the Intersection of Robotics, Projection Mapping, and Software robots projection digital

β€œBox” explores the synthesis of real and digital space through projection-mapping on moving surfaces. The short film documents a live performance, captured entirely in camera. Bot & Dolly produced this work to serve as both an artistic statement and technical demonstration. It is the culmination of multiple technologies, including large scale robotics, projection mapping, and software engineering. We believe this methodology has tremendous potential to radically transform theatrical presentations, and define new genres of expression.

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Pop Chart Lab makes fantastic infographics, and their latest one on cameras doesn’t disappoint. Spanning 120+ years, this meticulous chart shows everything from the 1897 Gandolfi Quarter Plate to the 1948 Hasselblad, and even the DSLRs of today. Great work, buy your full size print copy here:

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