PRIZE DETAILS: First Prize: A special prize will be awarded to one outstanding photographer. Winners will also be selected for each of the categories and awarded £250 each: People Place Nature Changing Forests A Climate of Change A prize will also be awarded for a Short Film. The overall Earth Photo 2020 Winner and all the other prize winners will be announced during the exhibition at the Royal Geographical Society, London. One of the world’s finest collections of photography, artwork and mapping which records over 500 years of travel, people, place and geographical discovery from the 1480s to the present day. Not eligible to enter? - Find contest where you are.

COPYRIGHT: Entrants must be the sole author and owner of the copyright for all the entries they submit, or they must have obtained permission from the copyright holder to submit the entries on their behalf. The photographer retains the copyright to all their entries into the Earth Photo. USAGE RIGHTS: By entering the Competition, you grant Earth Photo a non-exclusive licence to reproduce, publish and communicate your entry to the public by exhibiting your entry through all media throughout the world in relation to the Earth Photo. This includes, but is not limited to: the judging process; the exhibition and tour; inclusion in an Earth Photo catalogue or book; online galleries; promotional, press and marketing materials associated with the Earth Photo; and associated merchandising. Earth Photo is allowed to pass on any entry to online and print publications to be used either for editorial or image based promotion only in relation to the Earth Photo, with full credit given to the photographer. Other commercial opportunities, such as third-party licensing, may exist for photographers to benefit from the use of any selected entry. Where such a commercial benefit is likely to arise, permission will be sought by Earth Photo in advance.