The Royal Society of Biology launched a competition for international photographers who are not working professionally in the field of photography. The competition invites the photographer to click the dynamic world and its transformations. Your images can reflect the nature changes, including metamorphosis, human impacts on nature, wildlife adapts, and daily changes.

Details of Royal Society Photo Competition :

Prize of the competition:

• Winner over 18 years will receive 1000£ top prize
• The winner under 18 years will receive 500£ top prize

Deadline: 23 July 2021

Award ceremony date: 8 October 2021

Competition theme: Our Changing World

Competition organizer: Royal Society of Biology

Location: London, UK

Eligibilities:

• Anyone from any part of the globe can apply except employees of the Royal Society, their families, competition sponsors, jury committee, and their families.
• This competition is for photographers who are not working professionally in this field.
• Applicant’s age must be under 18 years up to the application deadline.
• The submission must not include entries for sale, publication purposes, have not won awards.
• Applicants who are participated in the previews year of the RSB competition can submit again.

Submission specification:

• Applicants can submit up to three images
• Images must be in high-resolution JPEGs or PNG, not more than 8 MB.
• The submission should be the original work of applicants (if selected as a successful winner they will be asked for original files, if they could not have provided, they will not receive any award.)

Required documents:

• Age proof documents
• Up to three images
• A signed statement from the applicant’s parent or guardian

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How to apply:

The submission for the competition is open now for everyone

Submit here

Have a look at RSB website to access more details