'Bees at home' is a free monthly photography competition open to anyone able to take pictures in Australia - Deakin University ethics approval (SEBE-2020-27).
A new month, a new competition! Submit your images on Flickr to win prizes in June. We will take submissions up until the end of the month. Your pictures must be taken within this June.
Congratulations! The winner for the Bee(s) at Home photography competition for February 2022 is:
#BlueBandedBee#Amegilla
Don Taylor
Contact [email protected] with a postal address for the prize to be sent to if you wish to provide this information to receive it.
Congratulations! The winner for the Bee(s) at Home photography competition for December 2021 is:
#BlueBandedBee#Amegilla
Don Taylor
Contact [email protected] with a postal address for the prize to be sent to if you wish to provide this information to receive it.
Congratulations! The winners for the Bee(s) at Home photography competition for November are:
#Honeybee
Glyn Hennessy
#Insect
Daniel Kurek
Contact [email protected] with a postal address for the prize to be sent to if you wish to provide this information to receive it.
3. Images should not contain any identifying parts of property or people.
4. Participants under 18 year of age should consult their parents before uploading photos.
5. By submitting your images with our hashtag/s you are consenting to your photos later being used for research.
A new month, a new competition! Submit your images on Flickr to win prizes in November. We will take submissions up until the end of the month. Your pictures must be taken within November.
Eligibility:
1. You must supply a postcode and date of the photo in your image caption so we know where the image was taken.
2. You must supply the appropriate hashtags including #BeesAtHome and the category hashtag.
Congratulations! The winner for the Bee(s) at Home photography competition for August is:
Rob Moore for #Honeybee
Please contact [email protected] with a postal address for the prize to be sent to if you wish to provide this information to receive it.
Note: This study has received Deakin University ethics approval (SEBE-2020-27).
Contact: Dr Scarlett Howard, Alfred Deakin Postdoctoral Research Fellow, School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Deakin University.
Email: [email protected] for any queries
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Bee(s) at home: An open monthly photography competition
Do you have an interest in insects, nature, or photography?
Anyone with a camera (a phone is fine) who can take pictures in Australia is welcome to participate and win prizes.
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There will be multiple categories for prizes (see eligibility criteria):
1.5 “best photo” awards as voted on Flickr (1 per category)
2.5 randomly chosen photos awarded a prize for participation (1 per category)
4/5
Please contact [email protected] with a postal address for the prize to be sent to if you wish to provide this information to receive it.
Note: This study has received Deakin University ethics approval (SEBE-2020-27).
Congratulations to the winners for the Bee(s) at Home photography competition for June:
Best photo awards:
Rob Moore for European honeybees (#Honeybee)
Participation awards:
Rob Moore for European honeybees (#Honeybee)
There will be multiple categories for prizes:
1. 5 “best photo” awards as voted on Flickr
2. 5 randomly chosen photos awarded a prize for participation (1 per category)
3. Best designed bee hotel
Note: This study has received Deakin University ethics approval (SEBE-2020-27)(3/3)
Bee(s) at home: An open monthly photography competition
Here are some examples of how to upload your photos on Flickr to win prizes!
Each month upload your image/s on https://t.co/oAnjfO945O with the hashtag (#BeesAtHome) and the hashtag of the category you want to enter (1/3)