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Royal Observatory Greenwich (a group admin) says: 20 Jul 09 - Hello! This group is for your best photos of space - stars, moons, planets, galaxies… anything awe-inspiring from out there in the Universe. It's run alongside the Royal Observatory's Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition and exhibition. Find out more at www.nmm.ac.uk/astrophoto. We've also teamed up with the Astrometry group, who are tagging and annotating photos in this group.
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Hello! This group is for your best photos of space - stars, moons, planets, galaxies… anything awe-inspiring from out there in the Universe. It's run alongside the Royal Observatory's Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition and exhibition. Find out more at
www.nmm.ac.uk/astrophoto. We've also teamed up with the
Astrometry group, who are tagging and annotating photos in this group.
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About Astronomy Photographer of the Year
This group runs alongside the Royal Observatory, Greenwich’s annual photography competition, Astronomy Photographer of the Year.
Everyone who joins the group can then enter their best five pictures into the competition. It’s free and easy, and there are some great prizes up for grabs. All the photos in the group will also be displayed in an exhibition at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich.
We’ve teamed up with Astrometry.net too. They have built a robot that will be going through photos in the group, adding astronomical information as machine tags and annotations. We’ve called these tags astrotags and we hope they’ll enable us to build a photo-collage of your space pictures. Of course, it would be great if others did cool stuff with astrotags too!
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/astrophoto
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