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Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year
Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year is open to everyone. All you need is a camera or phone and an eye for a stunning shot.
The competition showcases the world’s best space photography, from spectacular skyscapes to mindblowing images of distant planets and galaxies.
Every year, photographers from across the globe compete to be part of the final exhibition and take home the prestigious title – and you can be one of them.
Contest Prize & TERMS
PRIZE DETAILS:
There are eight different categories for adult photographers to enter. The judges will select a winner, runner-up and one highly commended entry from each category. These will receive the following prize money:
Winner: £1500
Runner-up: £500
Highly commended: £250
Young competition
The judges will select a winner, runner-up and three highly commended images in the Young Competition.
Young Winner: £1500 and a Celestron Astromaster 130EQ MD telescope
Young Runner-up: £500
Young Highly Commended: £250
Special Prizes
The judges will also award two Special Prizes: the Manju Mehrotra Family Trust Prize for Best Newcomer and the Annie Maunder Prize for Image Innovation. Both winners will receive £750.
Overall winner
The overall winner is chosen from amongst all the Adult competition category winners. This winner receives £10,000 and the title of Astronomy Photographer of the Year.
Additional information
All winners will also receive:
Their winning image displayed in an exhibition at the National Maritime Museum
One year’s subscription to BBC Sky at Night magazine
A copy of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year publication. Not eligible to enter? - Find contest where you are.
COPYRIGHT: All rights remain with the owner. USAGE RIGHTS: All rights remain with the owner.
Winner: £1500
Runner-up: £500
Highly commended: £250
Young competition
The judges will select a winner, runner-up and three highly commended images in the Young Competition.
Young Winner: £1500 and a Celestron Astromaster 130EQ MD telescope
Young Runner-up: £500
Young Highly Commended: £250
Special Prizes
The judges will also award two Special Prizes: the Manju Mehrotra Family Trust Prize for Best Newcomer and the Annie Maunder Prize for Image Innovation. Both winners will receive £750.
Overall winner
The overall winner is chosen from amongst all the Adult competition category winners. This winner receives £10,000 and the title of Astronomy Photographer of the Year.
Additional information
All winners will also receive:
Their winning image displayed in an exhibition at the National Maritime Museum
One year’s subscription to BBC Sky at Night magazine
A copy of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year publication. Not eligible to enter? - Find contest where you are.
COPYRIGHT: All rights remain with the owner. USAGE RIGHTS: All rights remain with the owner.
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