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SUMMARY:Fine Art Photography Awards 2026–2027 opens international competition
DESCRIPTION:Professional and amateur photographers can compete across 20 categories for $5\,000 in cash prizes\nEarly deadline: October 11\, 2026.\nFinal deadline: February 14\, 2027. \nThe Fine Art Photography Awards has opened submissions for its 13th edition\, inviting professional and amateur photographers from around the world to enter the 2026–2027 international competition. \nFounded in 2014\, the annual award focuses on photographic work shaped by personal vision\, experimentation and artistic expression. Entrants can submit individual photographs or series across a broad range of genres\, from conceptual and experimental practices to landscape\, portraiture and photojournalism. \nWho can enter the Fine Art Photography Awards?\nThe competition is open to professional and amateur photographers aged 18 or over\, with entries accepted from any country. There is no limit to the number of photographs an applicant may submit\, and images previously entered into or awarded by other competitions are eligible. \nThere is also no restriction on when the submitted photograph was created. The same image may be entered into multiple categories\, although an additional category fee applies. \nAll entries must be the original work of the applicant. Entrants must hold the copyright to their photographs and obtain the necessary permissions from any identifiable people appearing in the images. \nTwenty photography categories\nThe Fine Art Photography Awards features 20 categories\, each divided into professional and amateur sections: \n\nAbstract\nArchitecture\nConceptual\nExperimental\nFashion\nFine Art\nLandscape\nNature\nNight Photography\nNudes\nOpen Theme\nPanoramic\nPeople\nPhotojournalism\nPhotomanipulation\nPortrait\nSeascape\nStreet Photography\nTravel\nWildlife and Animals\n\nApplicants may submit single images or photographic series. Entries will be assessed on artistic merit\, originality\, subject matter and visual style by an international panel of photography professionals. \nCash prizes and international recognition\nThe competition offers a total of $5\,000 in cash prizes. The winner of the professional section will receive $3\,000 and the title of Professional Fine Art Photographer of the Year. \nThe amateur grand prize winner will receive $2\,000 and the title of Amateur Fine Art Photographer of the Year. \nGrand prize winners\, category winners and nominees will be presented in the official online Winners Gallery and promoted through international press and publicity. Category winners and nominated photographers will also receive downloadable certificates and award badges. \nEntry fees and deadlines\nApplicants submitting by the early deadline of October 11\, 2026\, can access reduced entry fees. \nEarly entry fees for amateur photographers: \n\nSingle image: $19\nSeries: $24\n\nEarly entry fees for professional photographers: \n\nSingle image: $24\nSeries: $29\n\nAfter the early deadline\, amateur fees increase to $24 for a single image and $29 for a series. Professional fees increase to $29 for a single image and $34 for a series. \nEntering the same work into an additional category costs $10 per category. The final deadline is February 14\, 2027\, and the winners are scheduled to be announced on April 11\, 2027. \nImage requirements\nSubmitted files must be JPG images using the sRGB or Adobe RGB 1998 colour space in 8-bit format. The longest side must measure 1\,200 pixels. \nEntries must not include watermarks\, copyright notices\, logos or decorative borders. Selected winners must be able to provide a high-resolution file measuring at least 3\,000 pixels wide at 300 dpi and may be asked to submit the original RAW file to verify authorship. \nPhotographers can review the complete conditions and submit their work through the official Fine Art Photography Awards website. \nDiscover more international photography competitions and opportunities in Lemon Art Magazine’s open calls section. \nFinal deadline: February 14\, 2027. \n 
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SUMMARY:Insect Week Photography Competition 2026 opens free international call
DESCRIPTION:Amateur photographers of all ages can submit up to three insect photographs for cash prizes of up to £750\nApplication deadline: October 31\, 2026\, at 11:59 p.m. UK time. \nThe Royal Entomological Society has opened the Insect Week Photography Competition 2026\, inviting amateur photographers of all ages and nationalities to submit images celebrating the diversity\, behaviour and natural environments of insects. \nThe international competition is free to enter and accepts photographs taken anywhere in the world. Participants can submit up to three images\, with separate age categories for photographers aged 18 and over and those under 18. \nWho can enter the insect photography competition?\nThe competition is open exclusively to amateur photographers. Applicants must confirm that photography is not their main profession and that they do not receive income from photography beyond competition prizes and social media royalties. \nYoung photographers aged 17 or under may participate with permission from a parent or guardian. Participants of all ages may submit photographs taken with either a dedicated camera or a smart device\, including a mobile phone or tablet. \nEach entrant may submit a maximum of three photographs. The applicant must be the original photographer and hold the copyright to every image entered. \nPhotography themes for 2026\nAdult participants can enter photographs addressing three principal themes: \n\nInsect behaviour\nInsect portraits\nInsects in their environment\n\nSubmitted photographs must feature a real insect or group of insects in a naturally occurring situation. Entries may depict any stage of an insect’s life cycle\, including eggs\, larvae\, pupae\, nymphs and adults. \nPhotographs focusing primarily on spiders\, snails\, woodlice or other non-insect invertebrates are not eligible. Images may include these animals only when the main subject of the composition is an insect. \nCash prizes and publication opportunities\nThe first-place winner in the 18 and over category will receive £750\, while the second-place winner will receive £500. \nIn the under-18 category\, the first prize is £450 and the second prize is £250. Additional shortlisted entries may receive specially commended\, highly commended or commended distinctions from the Royal Entomological Society. \nWinning and commended photographs will be presented in an online gallery on the Insect Week website. The four winning images will also be published in Antenna\, the bulletin of the Royal Entomological Society\, during 2027. \nThe results are expected to be announced before Insect Week 2027. \nImage requirements and ethical guidelines\nPhotographs must be uploaded as JPG\, JPEG or PNG files and must not exceed 10 MB. Images cannot contain watermarks\, borders\, signatures or added text. \nBlack-and-white photography is accepted. Digital adjustments that preserve the integrity of the original photograph are permitted\, but entrants cannot add or remove animals\, plants\, people\, objects or parts of the landscape. \nAI-generated and significantly AI-enhanced images are not eligible. Every entry must depict a real-world insect. \nPhotographers must also ensure that their presence and working methods do not harm or significantly disturb the insects or their habitats. Entries created through irresponsible or unethical practices may be rejected. \nSubmitted images must not have previously won a prize\, commendation or award in another photography competition. Once entered\, the photographs cannot be submitted to another competition until the Insect Week results have been announced. \nPhotographers can review the complete conditions and submit their images through the official Insect Week competition page. \nDiscover more international competitions and opportunities for photographers in Lemon Art Magazine’s open calls section. \nDeadline: October 31\, 2026\, at 11:59 p.m. UK time. \n 
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