Results Table:

  

Judge 1 Howard Heeley Newark Air Mus 12 26 11 12 10 56 9 13 8 43 7 47 6 21 5 31 4 33 3 55 2 58 1 40	Judge 2 Michelle Worthington RAF Mus. Cosford 12 56 11 39 10 43 9 33 8 35 7 03 6 05 5 31 4 42 3 59 2 25 1 10	Judge 3 Anne Millbrooke Aviation Author 12 21 11 13 10 04 9 39 8 19 7 17 6 49 5 61 4 64 3 15 2 36 1 47	Judge 4 Richard Arquati Royal Int Air Tat 12 05 11 11 10 12 9 18 8 13 7 02 6 26 5 30 4 45 3 50 2 56 1 48	Judge 5 Andrew Kenyon 2020cc winner 12 03 11 19 10 39 9 54 8 56 7 21 6 23 5 22 4 66 3 33 2 05 1 16	Judge 6 Airscene- Colin Airscene Judge 12 04 11 20 10 64 9 59 8 35 7 17 6 53 5 27 4 46 3 23 2 28 1 44	Judge 7 Airscene- Fiona Airscene Judge 12 35 11 13 10 08 9 42 8 40 7 28 6 59 5 03 4 12 3 16 2 01 1 52	Judge 8 Airscene- Kim Airscene Judge 12 42 11 08 10 57 9 23 8 30 7 57 6 56 5 12 4 65 3 31 2 48 1 54	2022cc Leaderboard After 5 results Points Entry 39 13 38 56 30 12 30 39 28 35 25 21 25 23 25 42 25 43 24 03 22 04 21 08

RULES:

1) Entries may only be sent via email to 2022cc@airscene.co.uk - see rule 3b  for CLOSING DATE

2) Each entry must be accompanied by the entrants name and address OR mailing list number plus aircraft/location/date details. Entrants MUST be 18yrs or older.

3) Each entrant (1 per household) may submit a maximum of 3 entries for shortlisting (subject to rules 3a and 3b) as long as at least 1 of your entries was taken at an aviation museum (no re-enactors). If you do not have a submission taken at an aviation museum then you may submit only 2 entries.  ***Entries may not be submitted in the same calendar month***

3a) Submitted entries MUST have been taken between 2016 and 2021.

3b) Closing date is 30th September 2021 (Midnight). Shortlisting will typically be carried out on an ad-hoc basis. (April to September).

3c) There will be an allocation of 25 shortlist places each month, however these will be carried over to the next month if unused. The cumulative maximum number of entries that will be shortlisted at the end of each month is as follows: April = 25, May = 50, June = 75, July = 100, August = 125, September = 150 (maximum number of places on shortlist).

4) Entry subject matter is limited to:

4a) Civil Aviation Airfield, Civil Aviation Airports, The Mach Loop (or similar in the UK only).

4b) Aircraft at a scheduled aviation museum event (e.g. Bruntingthorpe Cold War Jets Day).

4c) Aircraft at an Aviation Museum (photo shoots and night shoots accepted as long as there are no re-enactors in the submission).

*Airshow photos not permitted this year.

**Air to Air photography will not be accepted.

5) Entries which are "too similar" to an earlier shortlisted entry OR the winning (1st Place) entry in any previous Airscene calendar competition, will not be eligible for shortlisting. Entrants who submit an entry that is too similar will be invited to submit a suitable alternative (subject to meeting competition deadlines). (Previous CC winners can be found HERE)

6) Entries must be a minimum of 1MB in size. The calendar uses a 2 x 1 landscape format (2250px * 1125px), therefore this is the recommended format for submission. Due to confusion in previous years and to ensure all entries are rated equally - this is now the only format which will be accepted. Please ensure a minimum file size of 2250 x 1125 pixels or larger.

This competition is open to anyone (amateurs and professionals alike) and regardless of location. however:

7) No entry should be submitted which:

7a) has been submitted in any other photography competition past or present

7b) is available for SALE at any time prior to the respective closing dates for each phase and in any physical form e.g. print, canvas, mousepad, t-shirt, mug.....

7c) Is available for licence on a professional websites such as Getty (or simillar news / media website)

*note images available for licence on public photo sharing websites such as flickr or 500px are OK.

7d) was taken as part of a commissioned shoot

7e) has been published in a magazine, book, calendar or similar.

7f) was taken earlier than 1st January 2016  OR later than 31st December 2021.

Please note that entries which were taken as part of a burst, and therefore virtually indistinguishable from any image that is available for sale -
OR are a derivative of an image (i.e background replaced whilst subject matter remains) -
will be treated as the same as any image as described above.

8) Any entries found to breach rule 7) OR found not to be the work of the entrant (stolen or otherwise) will be disregarded and the entrant banned from further participation. Airscene will not tolerate cheating and will treat all information provided in relation to such breaches very seriously. In cases of copyright theft Airscene will pass the entrants details upon request to the other parties legal representative.

You agree to fully indemnify Airscene in respect of all royalties, fees and any other monies owing to any person or body by reason of Your breaching any of the competition rules.

9) Prize winners contact details will only be passed on to competition sponsors for the purpose of delivering prizes. Airscene DOES NOT share your contact details with 3rd parties in accordance with the Data Protection Act. Your details will however be added to the Airscene mailing list in order to provide competition updates and news.

10) Entries from outside of the UK are welcomed of course, however Airscene will NOT guarantee prizes to anyone outside of the UK. Non UK entries will still receive points and receive appropriate credit inaccordance with all other rules of this competition. Prizes which are marked with (UK) are available only to winners in the UK. Prize distribution will be subject to this restriction.

11) Confirmation of prize winners addresses MAY be requested prior to any prize distribution, however it is the responsibility of the entrant to update Airscene in advance of the allocation or prizes.

12) Judging process: All entries received go through 2 judging phases. Initially each entry received will be *evaluted by Airscene and displayed on this page if succesfully shortlisted. Entrants will be notified. Finally after the close of the competition (30th September 2021) all entries will be judged by a panel of 8 judges, each awarding points to the 12 entries they consider to be the best. The 12 entries with the highest number of points will all appear in the 2022 Airscene Calendar, and prizes awarded as per the prize list below. Selected shortlisted entries may also appear in a photobook or similar in accordance with "The Artists Bill of Rights".

13) Judges: This years panel will consist of representatives from our sponsors and up to 3 Airscene judges - to be confirmed.

14) Airscene rights to reproduction of submitted (and subsequently shortlisted) entries is non-exclusive and strictly limited to promoting the Airscene competition (for a period of no more than 2 years from the closing date), and no other purpose, other than as stated in rule 12 above. All reproduced entries will be credited. Airscene competition partners will be granted no usage rights whatsoever by Airscene. Any usage requests which arise in addition to those specified in rule 12 above will be referred to the entrant who will be free to negotiate license terms with the third party independently of the competition.

15) Family members, relatives or employees of either sponsors or judges are not permitted to enter.

16) Airscene Airshow Reviewers (does not include those who review only FREE Airshows) - are not eligible to win tickets for airshows or other events which may be provided to reviewers upon request whilst acting on behalf of Airscene. All such prizes will be marked (R).The reviewer is still eligible to win other prizes (e.g. merchandise) offered by the Airshow or event.

*Note that evaluating for shortlist is often carried out in batches (usually at weekends), and as such you may not be notified for a week or two after submission.

17) Prizes (subject to change as more prizes are received).

1st Prize

Spitfire Logo Baseball Cap (£12) and Spitfire Mug (£9) - courtesy of RAF Museum Cosford (UK)

Family ticket to Newark Air Museum (valued at £24) (UK)

 Signed copy of 'Aviation History' by Anne Millbrooke (UK)

2nd Prize

Spitfire Logo Baseball Cap (£12) and Spitfire Mug (£9) - courtesy of RAF Museum Cosford (UK)

Family ticket to Newark Air Museum (valued at £24) (UK)

Abbreviations, Acronyms and Alphabets of Aviation by Anne Millbrooke (UK)

3rd Prize

Spitfire Logo Baseball Cap (£12) and Spitfire Mug (£9) - courtesy of RAF Museum Cosford (UK)

1st runner up prize

Family ticket to Museum of Berkshire Aviation (valued at £8.50 each)(UK)

2nd runner up prize

Family ticket to Museum of Berkshire Aviation (valued at £8.50 each)(UK)

3rd runner up prize

Family ticket to Museum of Berkshire Aviation (valued at £8.50 each)(UK)

4th, 5th & 6th runner up prize

N/A

*Note that if any individual is placed more than once on the prize board, they will be awarded ONLY the highest place prize.

Public Vote:  £50 voucher courtesy of Timeline Events (UK)

This prize will NOT be available to anyone winning one of the top 3 prizes, and will be determined by public votes e.g. Likes & Favourites on Facebook. Anyone found canvassing for votes will be nilled.

One More Competition:  N/A

This is your chance to see if you can predict the final 12 entries that appear on the FREE downloadable 2019 Calendar. Entry is open to anyone, however as this competition is designed to provide an EXTRA chance for someone to win a prize, entrants who win ANY of the prizes on the prize board will have their entry deleted before the winner is determined.

Prizes confirmed but not yet allocated to Prize Board:

All 12 entries that appear on the calendar will have their winning entry listed in the  Airscene  Shop and promoted on Airscene's social media  channels (subject to being  made available for sale on any Print on Demand website AFTER the closing date).  This  does not effect the Public Vote prize or  One More Competition.  (£3.50)