Photography Competition with 1000€ Prize from EMS

The European Meteorological Society (EMS) announces the photography competition Europhotometeo 2022 (EPM2022). The competition is administered by the EMS in collaboration with the Asociación Meteorológica Española (AME).

• The top ten scored photos of the competition will be announced on the EMS website in early April 2022. Authors of photos awarded a prize will in addition be notified by e-mail.
• The authors of the photos ranked first, second and third will receive a certificate and the prize money given below:
• First Prize: 1000€.
• Second Prize: 500€.
• Third Prize: 250€.

• The competition is open to any person that would like to participate. Each author can submit one photo, which must have been taken by the submitting author.
• It is the responsibility of each entrant to ensure that any photograph submitted has been taken with the permission of the subject(s) and/or venue/location and does not infringe the copyright of any third party, or the right of a person on one’s own image. Any infringement is the sole responsibility of the author, the EMS cannot be held accountable.
• The original copy of any photo may be requested from the author in order to check the file properties.

Submissions Requirements:-

• Only digital photos specifically related to clouds or other meteorological phenomena taken within 2020 or 2021 will be accepted.
• Files have to be uploaded in jpg-format.
• The file name has to have the format: surname-of-author, title-of-photo (e.g. “stevenson_summer-thunderstorm.jpg”).
• Files need to keep their original EXIF metadata.
• Photo-montages, including star-trails, heavily altered or retouched images, and photos with superimposed writings or other additions (like watermarks) will not be accepted.
• Minimum width and height: 1000 pixels.
• Maximum width or height: 2500 pixels.
• Maximum file size of 8 MB.

About EMS:-

The EMS is the association of Meteorological Societies in Europe. The network consists of 39 Member Societies and 30 Associate Members. EMS is a non-profit-making organisation. The EMS Annual Meetings attract some 600 people each year from all sectors of the field. The European Meteorological Society (EMS) promotes the advancement of the science, profession and application of meteorology and related sciences within Europe for the benefit of the whole population.

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