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2018 Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition

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2018 Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition

27 Jun, 2018

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Following on from the success of its 2017 competition, the Royal Society has launched a search for the best images of 2018. This competition is split into five categories, including micro-imaging, and is free to enter. The overall winner will receive a prize of £500 (or currency equivalent) and winners of the categories not chosen as the overall winner will receive £250 (or currency equivalent).The closing date for entries is 31st August. Full details can be found at bit.ly/RSPphotocom

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