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The Environmental Photographer of the Year competition showcases the most inspirational environmental photography from around the world. The competition is free to enter for both amateur and professional photographers of all ages. Each entrant may submit up to three (3) still photographs all of which must have been taken on or after 1 January 2022. Each photo must be submitted under one of the categories which are: MPB Vision of the Future; Recovering Nature; Keeping 1.5 Alive; Adapting for Tomorrow. The top award of Environmental Photographer of the Year will be granted to a single photo that furthers people's understanding of the causes and effects of environmental change and social inequality, highlights solutions to the climate and ecological emergency, and inspires us to live sustainably. All eligible submissions are automatically entered into the competition for the title of Young Environmental Photographer of the Year which is awarded to a photographer aged 21 years or younger.


Maximum Amount: £5,000 (Environmental Photographer of the Year)

Submission Deadline: 30 August, 2023 (11:59pm BST)


Relevant material is attached herewith.  

For more information and guidelines on how to apply, please visit here.

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