

The competition is open to all British-based amateur photographers of any nationality, whose entry celebrates the North East and falls into either of the two available award categories: ‘Spirit of the North East’ (celebrating landscape) and/or ‘Heart of the North East’ (celebrating portraiture). Further details about eligibility criteria can be found here.
Yes, the awards within the Northern Photography Prize celebrate North Eastern landscapes and people.
No, the photographs entered can have been taken at any point in the past.
Yes, you can enter both award categories, but you may only submit ONE photograph per category.
You retain full ownership of your imagery. No copyright is transferred.
Our Terms and Conditions are published here.
Entry to the Northern Photography Prize is free.
The Northern Photography Prize is founded and sponsored by the author LJ Ross, through her publishing imprint Dark Skies Publishing. The Prize is administered separately.
No, the Northern Photography Prize is a philanthropic, non-profit venture funded by the author LJ Ross, through her publishing imprint, Dark Skies Publishing.
By submitting your work, you are agreeing to it being considered by awards sifters, judges and staff of Dark Skies Publishing. The copyright of your submitted work stays with you at all times.
Your submission(s) will be digitally deleted once the Prizegiving process is complete. You will only receive future correspondence from Dark Skies Publishing which you have specifically signed up for, and you can unsubscribe at any time. We will never share your data or personal information with any other businesses or organisations, and we abide by all relevant data protection legislation.
Dark Skies Publishing, LJ Ross and all associates of the Northern Photography Prize believe that individuals should be treated fairly, on the basis of merit and without prejudice. Applications to the Prize are considered without reference to age, cultural background, class, disability, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, faith or an individual’s health status.