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Young Astronomy Photographer of the Year
Mode
Online
Eligibility
Class 1–10
Fee
Free
Duration
The competition typically runs from early January to early March each year.
About This Opportunity
The Young Astronomy Photographer of the Year, organized by the Royal Museums Greenwich, is a leading international platform for young space photography enthusiasts. It provides an opportunity for budding photographers to showcase their skills in capturing the beauty of the night sky, from galaxies and nebulae to captivating shots of the moon and stars.
This competition is open to talented photographers from around the world who are 15 years of age or younger. The contest is designed to nurture the next generation of astrophotographers, offering significant cash prizes, global exposure through a major exhibition, and recognition from a panel of experts.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 1–10
- Age Range
- 6 - 15 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Open to young photographers worldwide aged 15 or under on the competition's closing date. Parental or guardian consent is required. There are no geographical restrictions, and entry is free for all participants in this category.
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Benefits
- Winner receives a cash prize of £1,500.
- Runner-up is awarded £500.
- Highly commended entries receive £250.
- Winning images are displayed in an exhibition at the National Maritime Museum.
- Gain international recognition for your photography skills.
- Receive a one-year subscription to BBC Sky at Night Magazine.
Academic Details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
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