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The image will be on display alongside the winners of the other categories in the accompanying exhibition, opening at the National Maritime Museum on 17 September 2022.

How to sign up to Royal Museums Greenwich online learning sessions and virtual school events

Partner up with the Queer History Club this LGBTQ+ History Month for a range of free workshops and tours in Greenwich

Discover how the National Maritime Museum's 2023 LGBTQ+ Families in Residence created a collaborative short animated film that was screened at the Out at Sea Family Festival - and what they thought about the experience.

On 23 August 2017, International Slavery Remembrance Day, hundreds of people walked from the gates of the National Maritime Museum, past the Old Royal Naval College and the statue of King George II to face the river Thames. They stood together in remembrance of the families separated, people displaced and the millions of lives lost as a result of the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

See the spectacular winning images from Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2021

A summary of RMG’s exhibition and display activities, its approach to ideas generation and selection, and to the management of exhibition, gallery and display projects, including process and governance.

Royal Museums Greenwich (RMG) will celebrate Lunar New Year on 3 February 2024 with a day festival at the National Maritime Museum, suitable for all ages.

Celebrate 350 years of the Royal Observatory Greenwich by exploring the past and present night sky with our astronomers

Take a whistle-stop tour of the night sky with Royal Observatory astronomers in this live stream for National Astronomy Week