Underwater Photo and Video 'Super Bowl' submissions due
There are just a few days left to enter one of the largest and most prestigious series of international underwater photo & video competitions. This year there are over $120,000 in world class prizes - the largest prize pool in the world. The deadline is Jan 17th!
Prizes include nearly 40 trips to some of the best dive resorts and live aboards in the world, underwater photo and video equipment, and scuba diving gear. In addition, this year the Best of Show winner will receive $1,000 cash to go along with his or her dive trip.
Entering is easy:
Often referred to as the “Super Bowl” of underwater imagery events, the Our World Underwater and DEEP Indonesia competitions truly showcase the art of underwater imagery from across the globe while celebrating the beauty, mystery and delicacy of the oceans.
The competitions offer categories for all levels, from novice to commercial photographers, and everyone in between. Our World Underwater focuses on technical categories, while DEEP Indonesia offers themed categories. Combined, the series represents the largest underwater imagery event globally.
Esteemed judges include leading professional underwater photographers, cinematographers and magazine editors will select winners after the Jan 17, 2011 deadline. Winners for each respective competition will be announced live on stage at the Our World Underwater film festival in Chicago (February 18-20, 2011), and exhibited at DEEP Indonesia in Jakarta (March 31 – April 3, 2010), and will be published by supporting media partners worldwide ,reaching millions of readers. Winning videos will be podcast as episodes of the iTunes-featured DiveFilm High Definition Podcast.
As with all UnderwaterCompetition.com events, 15% of entry proceeds will be donated to marine conservation efforts.
Contributed by Tim Hochgrebe added 2011-01-14
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