Discover a range of styles and approaches to photographing science at the Royal Photographic Society’s International Images for Science exhibition.

Over 2,300 images were submitted to the competition, of which just 100 were selected for exhibition by an expert panel. To make the grade, every picture has had to have a story to tell, but had to do so in a visually stunning way – a true meeting of art and science.

This year the exhibition has received many entries from younger photographers, students and researchers thanks to the support of Siemens plc through The Curiosity Project. These clearly demonstrate that good scientific images do not have to be the result of a huge research grant and expensive equipment. A passion for the subject and the vision and desire to capture it is all that is often required.

The exhibition will be on display on the Royal Albert Hall’s Amphi corridor and can be viewed when attending performances at the Hall between Saturday 29 April and Thursday 18 May, or on the following free open days:

Thursday 4 May: 10am-4pm
Friday 5 May: 10am-4pm
Saturday 6 May: 10am-1pm
Friday 12 May: 10am-4pm
Saturday 13 May: 10am-12pm