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Here Are 16 of the Best Astronomy Photos of 2021 Share The shortlisted entries have been chosen for the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition. From stunning sunsets on Mars to spectacular views of Saturn and stellar nurseries, these photos will transport you across the cosmos. This is the 13th running of the annual contest, organised by the Royal Observatory Greenwich in association with BBC Sky at Night Magazine. The winning images will be announced at a special online ceremony on September 16, 2021, and then put on display at the National Maritime Mu...

Spectacular Winning Images of The Tokyo International Foto Awards 2020 Here are the winners of the 2020 Tokyo International Awards. The winners receive prizes that are up to $3,000 USD. Tokyo International Foto awards recognize, honor and connect talented photographers from around the world to new audiences and new eyes in the creative circles of Tokyo, Japan. The competition is open to everyone and invites photographers from all over the world to enter their work. Summer Fairies (Nature, Gold) by Kazuaki Koseki “Himehotaru” living in the summer night forest, females cannot fly, only male...

The Winners Of Tokyo International Foto Awards 2020 Here are the winners of the 2020 Tokyo International Awards. The winners receive prizes that are up to $3,000 USD. Tokyo International Foto awards recognize, honor and connect talented photographers from around the world to new audiences and new eyes in the creative circles of Tokyo, Japan. The competition is open to everyone and invites photographers from all over the world to enter their work. Congratulations to the Winners. #1 Summer Fairies (Nature, Gold) by Kazuaki Koseki “Himehotaru” living in the summer night forest, females canno...

Credit: Amia Watling Everyone remembers their last show pre-pandemic, clawing at the memory of a sticky dancefloor, beer-soaked tops and the communal presence of human beings. For Bristol’s SCALPING, their gig at Bristol’s Island in late February encapsulated everything they’re about. Crashing a usually dance-oriented venue with a wave of metal guitars, it was a distillation of the band’s disruptive manifesto. At the start of 2019, the four-piece arrived with debut single ‘Chamber’, a fully-formed mission statement from a band that clearly knew exactly what they were about from th...