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UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
The 11th ICRS is pleased to announce an Underwater
Photography Contest, which is open to all ICRS participants.
This is an excellent opportunity to showcase your underwater
photographic skills.
Categories (listed below) will include the beauty, science, and perils facing
the world's coral reefs. Entries will be judged by professional
photographers and marine scientists. All submissions
must be high resolution digital files. Ownership will remain
with the photographer but reproduction rights will be given to
11th ICRS.
The top three entries for each category will be announced at
the 11th ICRS, where prizes will be awarded to the winners
and images displayed.
Photo Contest submission is now closed
Entries submitted to the 11ICRS Photo Contest can be seen here. (High graphics
content will increase download time)
CATEGORIES
| Macro |
This category will highlight reef related images shot at close range, with a picture area of no more than 5" x 7".
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| Wide-Angle |
This category is for reef related images shot with a wide-angle lens. |
| Reef Inhabitants |
This category highlights coral reef inhabitants, including fish, corals, invertebrates and other organisms. |
| Reefscapes |
This category will focus on scenic views of coral reef environments.
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Reef Scientists at Work |
This category showcases reef scientist(s) conducting research, conservation, or management activities. |
| Reefs at Risk |
This category will focus on the perils facing today's coral reefs. Images can be underwater or topside. Topics
can include, but are not limited to, coral disease and bleaching, destructive fish practices, groundings or pollution and
construction damage. |
| Reefs: Past to Present |
This category will focus on a particular aspect of a reef, shot over time, documenting changes. Images should
offer an historical view of shifting baselines, exemplifying threats to reefs in the future. Each entry can consist of no more
than 4 images. |
Photo credits:
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The Marine Photobank is a leading visual resource that has galvanized people from all over the planet to collect, share
and download marine photos, images and graphics that shed light on how humans have affected life in the ocean. The Marine
Photobank was founded in response to a lack of readily available, high quality underwater and above water ocean conservation
images. These images are available at no cost for non-commercial purposes as well as for media use.
To learn more about Marine Photobank and to contribute your photos, visit www.marinephotobank.org.
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SPONSORS
The 11ICRS Local Organizing Committee would like to acknowledge the following sponsors for their generous donations of prizes
to be awarded to the Photo Contest winners.
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