2020 Sony World Photography Awards winners announced
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This beautiful picture of Kawaguchigo lake in Japan was taken by photographer Kiatthaworn Khorthawornwong. This year, a record breaking 350,000 entrants put forward their submissions for the 2020 Sony World Photography Awards which reflects the best talent around the world.
Adam Stephenson took this photograph called "That's Nothing to Laugh About" in Australia. The kookaburra here is seen watching over the devastation of the bushfires in the country over the past few months. Believe it or not it was taken with an iPhone at Wallabi Point in New South Wales.
This photo was taken at the Onguma Private Reserve near Namibia, in Southwest Africa. Marcus Westberg’s strange portrait of a giraffe awkwardly bending to drink at a waterhole won him best Swedish photographer.
This photo was taken in Smiltyne beach near Klaiped in Lithuania by Andrius Aleksandravičius. It's a unique part of the country, along the peninsula, and shows a curved sand dune that separates the Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea coast.
Tran Tuan took this photo called Drying Tea in Vietnam. It shows workers in Moc Chau and Son La spreading green tea leaves out to dry, in the first stage of oolong tea production.
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