Under the sea with Ocean Art 2018 Posted on 28 January 2019 The seventh annual Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition has recently announced its 2018 winners, and this was said to have been the year with the fiercest competition. The Ocean Art 2018 judges included big names in underwater photography, such as Martin Edge, Tony Wu and Marty Snyderman. As over $80,000 (around R1-million) was awarded in prize money, this particular photography competition is one of the most highly-valued in the world. “The quality of image submissions was incredible this year, making judging very difficult but also proving that these photos are the best in the world,” Bluewater Photo and Travel owner and Underwater Photography Guide publisher, Scott Gietler, said. “This year’s outstanding underwater images in the Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition continue to raise the bar for underwater photographers. Myself and the other three judges were honoured to be viewing such amazing results of the dedication and drive of the human spirit.” Here are the winning pictures from the 2018 competition: Picture: Alvin Cheung Related Posts 6 best beach campsites in SA 14 June 2022 From bucket-and-spade seaside spots to rugged and remote coastal coves, we’ve got your camping weekends covered.... read more Seven UNESCO biosphere reserves in South Africa 3 June 2022 Scattered around the country, South Africa has the most Unesco biosphere reserves on the continent.... read more 9 ways to travel sustainably in South Africa 30 March 2022 If you’re still not 100% sure how to be a responsible tourist, here are nine... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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