Earthwatch Photography Competition
In the true spirit of research, education and conservation, Earthwatch and our friends at Outer Edge, will be celebrating great field research imagery with Earthwatch's annual Expedition Photography Competition.
How does it work?
Earthwatch volunteers from across Australia are invited to send in their best field research snaps in digital form. You don't have to be a pro. You just have to have a keen eye for science, travel, team work or field research.
The competition closes on 01 December each year. Entries received after this date will be entered into the following year's competition. All winners will be announced in our bimonthly eNewsletter and will be notified directly.
View full entry and prize terms and conditions.
What can you win?
Annual Winner
The annual winner, as chosen by Earthwatch Australia, will receive a place for two people on Earthwatch's new one-day expeditions. Their winning image will also be printed in Outer Edge Magazine with an accompanying story.
Bimonthly Winners
Bimonthly winners will receive an annual subscription to Outer Edge magazine. The winning image will also appear in Earthwatch's bimonthly eNewsletter to promote your expedition and the work of the scientist.
How to enter...
Please view entry terms and conditions, download your entry form and send it in with your images on CD to:
Earthwatch Photo Comp
Earthwatch Australia
126 Bank Street
South Melbourne
VIC 3205
Please note
- No images supplied in hard-copy will be accepted, only high resolution digital files will be accepted.
- Acceptable entries will be from either digital cameras or electronic scans supplied on CD
- All entries must be correctly labelled with your name, contact details and the expedition each image was taken on.
- Entries will not be returned so make sure you keep your own original copy.
- There is no maximum amount of entries so get snapping and send your best images in!
View full entry and prize terms and conditions.
Thank you to our friends at Outer Edge who are supporting the Earthwatch Photography Competition.