Patterns In Nature Photography Competition

Patterns In Nature Photography Competition

Deadline: July 31, 2018
Entry fee: Free
Prizes: £500, £1,000

The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition invites amateurs to submit photographs on a particular theme.

‘Patterns in nature’ is the theme of this year’s competition. Life on Earth encompasses a myriad of regular forms, sequences and structures and we invite you to capture these details of biology. The judges are looking for an original interpretation of the theme

You might wish to explore how animals use spots, stripes and other shapes to camouflage and signal; or capture the collective arrangement of wildlife in colonies, herds and shoals. Your photograph could depict the spirals and symmetries of the plant kingdom to the meanders and tessellations as seen in wider landscapes.

We also welcome entries that explore this theme at a molecular or cellular level, illustrating regular patterns that can only be observed with the aid of a microscope such as cell division and gene expression.

Sections:

  • Photographer of the Year
  • Young Photographer of the Year

Theme: Patterns in nature

Website of Photo Contest: www.rsb.org.uk/get-involved/rsb-competitions/photography-competition

The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition 2017 Winners

Welcome to my humble abode, © Duncan McNaught, Winner: Photographer of the Year 2017, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Welcome to my humble abode
© Duncan McNaught
Winner: Photographer of the Year 2017

 

Springtail, © Marc Brouwer, Runner up: Photographer of the Year 2017, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Springtail
© Marc Brouwer
Runner up: Photographer of the Year 2017

 

Hooks and anchors, © Steve Lowry, Highly commended: Photographer of the Year 2017, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Hooks and anchors
© Steve Lowry
Highly commended: Photographer of the Year 2017

 

Coleman on Fire, © Dheeraj Nanda (Aged 17), Winner: Young Photographer of the Year 2017, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Coleman on Fire
© Dheeraj Nanda (Aged 17)
Winner: Young Photographer of the Year 2017

 

Compact Complexity, © Alannah Harding (Aged 17), Runner up: Young Photographer of the Year 2017, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Compact Complexity
© Alannah Harding (Aged 17)
Runner up: Young Photographer of the Year 2017

Special mentions

Two big eyes, © Miao Yong, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Two big eyes
© Miao Yong

 

A world just under our skin, © James Patterson, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
A world just under our skin
© James Patterson

 

The Emerald Lake, © Partha Saha, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
The Emerald Lake
© Partha Saha

 

Spawn Development, © Amy Bateman, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Spawn Development
© Amy Bateman

 

Out of the Darkness, © Peter Burkill, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Out of the Darkness
© Peter Burkill

 

Life in a drop, © Anup Deodhar, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Life in a drop
© Anup Deodhar

 

Ghost Crab, Javier Herranz Casellas, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Ghost Crab
© Javier Herranz Casellas

 

Chara antheridia, Chris Carter, The Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition
Chara antheridia
© Chris Carter

 

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