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A Great White shark, a exposed model, and a extraordinary sign are some of a subjects that won prizes in a world’s biggest photography competition.


Thousands of entries from some-more than a hundred countries submitted to underwaterphotography.com‘s competion.


The annual eventuality covers 15 categories

from wrecks to sharks and divers, with a UK’s Nick Blake being finished a

Grand Master after picking adult 5 awards.


Allen Walker


Allen Walker’s Great White shark. The website is a longest using and many visited apparatus for underwater photographers



Nick Blake won a pretension of Grand Master as he managed to get 5 awards in one competition


Nick Blake won a pretension of Grand Master as he managed to get 5 awards in one competition



Another of Christian Vizl


Another of Christian Vizl’s overwhelming freshwater photographs taken off a seashore of Mexico



These enclosed a bullion endowment for a smashing shot of a grey sign off Lundy Island in a Bristol Channel.


He explained: ‘As he clambered over a tip of my head, we incited a camera to fire during myself, capturing an picture of a impertinent guy during a same time.’



Mr Blake also picked adult a china for his windy shot of Boo Windows, a healthy materialisation in Misool, Indonesia, and 3 curtain adult prizes, including one of a fallen jet craft during Capernwray Quay, Lancashire.


British limp Leena Roy also got a bullion endowment for a scary healthy light shot of a ladder on a US submarine rescue vessel Kittiwake in Grand Cayman. The UK’s Elaine White got a china for her picture of a vessel’s stern.


Overall leader was Christian Vizl who became a initial photographer to win gold, china and bronze in a singular difficulty for his collection of overwhelming photographs


Overall leader was Christian Vizl who became a initial photographer to win gold, china and bronze in a singular difficulty for his collection of overwhelming photographs



British photographer Nick Blake won bullion for his extraordinary shot of a extraordinary seal


British photographer Nick Blake won bullion for his extraordinary shot of a extraordinary seal



American Jeri Curley won a bronze endowment for her tighten focused and far-reaching pointed photograph


American Jeri Curley won a bronze endowment for her tighten focused and far-reaching pointed photograph



The visual apparition of a ‘strong beauty’ holding adult a stone won a bullion endowment for Slovakian photographer Martin Ferak while a US’s Greg Zagaglia took china for a tighten adult of a Great White’s teeth. Both cinema were prisoner off a seashore of Mexico.


Other winners enclosed masculine elephant seals fighting for prevalence on a Pacific coast, lillies underneath palm trees in Guam and a Laguna Beach shallows in a Pacific.


Website orator Benny Sutton said: ‘UK photographer Nick Blake becomes a Grand Master by building on his success in prior years with 5 placings including a Gold in ascetic waters difficulty and a china in a “wide angle tighten focus”. 


‘The latter was a pleasant waters shot though we know Nick best for his ascetic waters work shot while diving around a UK. His common sourroundings is therefore a formidable one to work in, nonetheless he always delivers a goods’


Martin Ferak


Martin Ferak’s visual apparition sketch won a bullion esteem in a underwater photography competition



Leena Roy


Leena Roy’s creepy sketch of a ladder inside a US submarine rescue vessel Kittiwake in Grand Cayman



Christian Vizl submitted this singular sketch to a competition


Christian Vizl submitted this singular sketch to a competition




But altogether leader was Mexico’s Christian Vizl who became a initial photographer to win gold, china and bronze in a singular difficulty for his collection of overwhelming freshwater photographs.


Mr Sutton said: ‘This year’s World Champion and dermatitis star is though doubt Mexican underwater photographer Christian Vizl who has demonstrated consistently high peculiarity over such a comparatively brief duration of time.


‘He is a usually underwater photographer in a story to take Gold, Silver and Bronze in one year.


‘He did this with 3 really opposite indication shots that he entered in a Freshwater category.


‘These shots were so good they would have got medals in a Divers or Wide Angle categories. For good magnitude he also won a bullion endowment in a sharks difficulty and a bronze in a Wide angle category.


Kip Nead won a china endowment for his distinguished above H2O movement shot


Kip Nead won a china endowment for his distinguished above H2O movement shot



Another of Christian Vizl


Another of Christian Vizl’s endowment winning photographs, this time featuring a shark in his healthy habitat


‘He has demonstrated such a far-reaching operation of skills and poise of a extended spectrum of subjects he stood out conduct and shoulders.


‘Christian describes himself as a photographer and artist, that is reliable by his clever distinguished clarity exhibited in his entries.’


Mr Sutton added: ‘The UnderwaterPhotography.com print competition is a longest using and many prestigious online, or off. If we wish to make a name for yourself it is a place to do it.


‘One of a medals is a prerogative for all a tough work underwater photographers put in chasing those good shots in distant flung destinations.


‘It is a industry’s many desired esteem since it says we succeeded in a many rival sourroundings there is, opposite a tip talent of a moment.’







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“Another of Christian Vizl’s overwhelming freshwater photographs taken off a seashore of Mexico”


‘Freshwater’… ‘off a seashore of Mexico’… Really?



Sam

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01/6/2013 14:23


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P.S. Why not pixelate noses?



Hugh Hall

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Bath,

01/6/2013 14:22


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Seriously DM, can we greatfully explain a proof behind pixellating nipples? Who are we safeguarding and from what exactly?



Hugh Hall

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Bath,

01/6/2013 14:21


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Really enjoyed flicking by these pics. we can usually suppose a efforts that have left into formulating them. Thanks for pity



CLJ

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01/6/2013 14:04


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This we fuzz out and pixelate though Kate moss we allow? Wooww DM



Jackq

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01/6/2013 14:01


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thanks for pixelating a woman, though a warning would have been nice. i dont wanna see exposed women!!!



nerdbanks

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london, Palestine,

01/6/2013 14:00


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The charmer photos lay alongside a visitor photographs. Same class contingency be. One with a tail a others with prolonged spare legs. Do us a favor!!!!



Elsie

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01/6/2013 13:53


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Quite certain a initial print isn’t a good white!!!



sam

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01/6/2013 13:52


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Takes so most calm to get these shots , there flattering extraordinary some-more so that there underneath H2O and so transparent only a contrition 1 of a cinema can’t be entirely seen :-)



unique904

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01/6/2013 13:48


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Have we got accede to use these photos? Or have we only finished your common and stolen them?



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