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Home»Search by Region»Africa»Royal Entomological Society Insect Photography Competition 2023

Royal Entomological Society Insect Photography Competition 2023

Jude OgarSeptember 6, 20233 Mins Read
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Deadline: October 31, 2023

Applications for the Royal Entomological Society Insect Photography Competition 2023 are open. To promote learning and engagement in the science, natural history and conservation of insects, The Royal Entomological Society has organised the insect photography competition as part of its programme of activities.

There are three competition categories:

  • 18 and over (with themes of Insect behaviour, Insects in their environment, Insect portraits)
  • Under 18
  • Smartphone

Prizes

  • £750 for the 1st prize winner in the 18 and over Category;
  • £500 for the 2nd prize winner in the 18 and over Category;
  • £450 for the 1st prize winner in the Under 18 Category; and
  • £250 for the 2nd prize winner in the Under 18 Category.

The four winning images will be published in the RES’s bulletin Antenna, and its editors may also publish one or more of the runner-up images in addition to those of the prize winners.

Eligibility

  • Open to amateur photographers of all ages and nationalities;
  • RES workers are not eligible. However, those who work as RES volunteers or work for Insect Week partners are not excluded if they are not directly involved in the Competition’s organisation.

Submission Requirements

  • Entrants may submit up to three entries. If the RES deems the entrant has exceeded the image entry limit, through multiple accounts or by any other means, the RES may disqualify the entrant from the Competition.
  • Photographs must be submitted as jpg, jpeg or png files, using the Insect Week website
  • Image entry file sizes must not exceed 10MB. The RES recommends that entrants choose to submit a file that is the largest possible within that limit.
  • All the required fields (marked with *) on the online submission form must be completed. Winners and runners-up may be asked to amend a caption if it appears to contain an error.The RES reserves the right not to award a prize if, in the judges’ opinion, the entries do not reach the sufficient standard, or where the contact details provided on the entry form are incorrect or no longer valid.

Photography Requirements

  • Photographs entered for the Competition should feature an insect (or group of insects) occurring naturally in the situation in which it is photographed. The subject can be of any life-stage, from egg through nymph, larva or pupa to adult, and can be an insect from anywhere in the world.
  • Photographs of other invertebrates (e.g. spiders, woodlice, snails) are not eligible (unless they are present in a composition that primarily features insects).
  • Submissions will be rejected if in the reasonable opinion of the judges it appears that the welfare of the insect(s) or their habitats have been compromised by the entrant, or the image has been otherwise taken in an irresponsible manner.
  • Images must not include watermarks, borders, or signatures.
  • Black and white images are eligible for submission.
  • Digital adjustments that maintain the integrity of the image are allowed. It is not permitted to make any major physical change to the image. Entrants may not, for example, add or remove plants, objects, animals, people, landscapes or any parts of animals, plants, people or landscape to their image.

Application

The closing date for the Competition is October 31, 2023. Entries received after 23:59 (UK time) on that date will not be eligible.

Click here to apply

For more information, visit RES Insect Photography Competition.

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