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Entries are now open for the Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition 2024. Here we meet our newest judge, and Science Chair at The Royal Photographic Society, Hugh Turvey.

The winners and runners-up of the 2023 Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition have been decided, and we are excited to share these with you now!

What makes a good entry to our Photography Competition? We asked our judges for their thoughts…

Find out more about the winner of the 2019 Royal Society Publishing Photography competition.

Have you ever thought about what goes into making a great journal cover? Here we explore how our journals select cover images and provide some tips to authors aspiring to have their work featured on the cover.

Our annual photography competition celebrates the power of photography to communicate science and the role great images play in making science accessible to a wide audience.

A stunning photograph showing the ghostly last dance of the Danube mayfly has won the 2016 Royal Society Publishing photography competition.

The 2016 Royal Society Publishing photography competition officially ends on the 1st June, and soon our judges will have the daunting task of selecting their winners from the many entries received.

As the deadline for our photography competition fast approaches, we asked the 2015 overall winner Bert Willaert for his say on what makes a winning photograph.

With over 1000 entries into our first ever photography competition, our three judges – Clare Spottiswoode, Innes Cuthill and Alex Badyaev – had a tough job on their hands. They managed it though, and we now have our winners.

Last week we revealed the winners of our first ever photography competition, and on Thursday we’re hosting an event to celebrate, discuss and exhibit the winning images.

We announce this year's Royal Society Publishing photography competition winners.