The winners of the 2016 Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year Awards

Burning sulphur sticks in barrels at the Mayasara Winery in Oregon – this prevents bacteria contaminating the wood before the barrels are reused

An atmospheric photo of a shepherd and his dog herding sheep through the dusty twilight by the Ukraine-based Viktoriia Moskalenko

A minimalist still life of a salmon tail and a bunch of pak choi, taken in the morning light

A squeaky-fresh octopus served over ice, a product shot that was originally taken for a customer by Cream of the Crop winner Petra Novotna

Maja Danica Pecanic's winning shot for the Food for the Family category shows a family gathering to eat after the autumn harvest in the forest

Living in Cuba is not easy, especially when it comes to food in the city. That's why people raise and slaughter their pigs in their back yards, portion them in their living rooms and sell them straight from their windows. There is no waste, what comes from God needs to be appreciated

Lunch time at Al-Humaira Residential Islamic Women Madrasha. Chittagong, Bangladesh

Olimpia Davies won the Food Bloggers category with this tantalising photo of black pasta with garlic butter and fried seafood, served with black caviar

Young children all enjoying deliciously fresh, locally sourced seafood and salad during a perfect summer's day lunch with friends by the sea

This still life of a fruit bowl was taken by Emma Franklin, and was the winning shot for the age 15-17 category of the awards

The chopped vegetables in this shot represent planets – the crosssections show the different textures and what they're made of. The shot was taken and composed by Isaac Callis, winning the Under 10 category

Will Jenkins' Bear's Delight shows honey dripping slowly onto honeycomb

A classic chicken toasty, part of the upcoming book from the famous London hotspot Sketch, the two-Michelin-starred restaurant from French chef Pierre Gagnaire

An early morning floating vegetable market where vendors and customers meet on shikara boats to exchange goods

Hidden in a Dorset wood lies a perfectly complete carpet of ramsoms, flowering briefly every year and filling the wood with a beautifully intense garlic aroma. Photographer Robin Goodlad timed his visit to capture the sun’s first rays shining through the trees, spotlighting this incredible display of his favourite wild ingredient

A Salvador Dali-esque still life by Polina Plotnikova with Pink Lady apples floating above the table

Robert Holmes took this shot of an open-air market in Puna on the shore of Lake Titicaca, which straddles the border of Peru and Bolivia