Moon photography competition
Enter our photography competition for a chance to win a cash prize and see your entry displayed in a special exhibition this November.
Thank you so much to all those who entered the Moon Photography Competition and those that attended the exhibition at Blackburn Cathedral.
The competition has now closed - and you can see the results by visiting the link below:
Competition Details
Details: You have the chance of winning a cash prize and seeing your image displayed in a prestigious photography exhibition throughout November at Blackburn Cathedral. Photographers of all ages and skill levels from anywhere in the United Kingdom are invited to enter this competition and full details are as follows:
Theme: The Moon - your image must feature the real moon in some form
Start date: September 1st 2024
Closing date: 23:59, September 30th 2024
Entry fee: Free
Restrictions: You must be a UK resident
Theme: The Moon - your image must feature the real moon in some form
Start date: September 1st 2024
Closing date: 23:59, September 30th 2024
Entry fee: Free
Restrictions: You must be a UK resident
In addition to seeing your image displayed in a prestigious photography exhibition and your work viewed by thousands of visitors, there is the chance to win a cash prize:
£500 for the overall winner.
£250 for a highly commended entrant.
£250 for The 'People's Choice Award'.
£500 for the overall winner.
£250 for a highly commended entrant.
£250 for The 'People's Choice Award'.
One image will also be selected from the shortlisted entries as a 'People's Choice Award' through visitor voting during the exhibition.
Voting will be open during the installation of the Museum of the Moon, at Blackburn Cathedral in November 2024, with the winner being notified thereafter.
Voting will be open during the installation of the Museum of the Moon, at Blackburn Cathedral in November 2024, with the winner being notified thereafter.
Entries may only be submitted online via our entry form below.
Shortlisted entries will be displayed during the installation of Luke Jerram's incredible Museum of the Moon, at Blackburn Cathedral in November 2024.
Blackburn Cathedral will be open from 8.30am until 5pm most days throughout November (please note that visitor restrictions may apply on certain days. For details of temporary closures or alterations to our standard pattern of opening, please see the daily Moon schedule).
There is no charge for daytime entry and we look forward to welcoming you to see the Moon and the photography exhibition at Blackburn Cathedral.
Blackburn Cathedral will be open from 8.30am until 5pm most days throughout November (please note that visitor restrictions may apply on certain days. For details of temporary closures or alterations to our standard pattern of opening, please see the daily Moon schedule).
There is no charge for daytime entry and we look forward to welcoming you to see the Moon and the photography exhibition at Blackburn Cathedral.
The competition judging panel will be made up of key personnel including an award-winning astrophotographer, leading photography academics, an astrophysicist and an individual from the photography industry.
The judges come from a range of disciplines and will consider images according to criteria comprising technical skills, artistic merit and originality.
The judges come from a range of disciplines and will consider images according to criteria comprising technical skills, artistic merit and originality.
This competition is proudly sponsored by:
The competition and exhibition is proudly supported by:
By entering this competition, you confirm that you have read and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of entry.
For enquiries relating to this competition, please email [email protected]
