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Our Winners from Cayman Digital Madness 2006

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Our Winners from Cayman Digital Madness 2006

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  1. Hi All,

     

    I noticed that the fine people at ScubaDiving.com have published the winners gallery for Cayman Digital Madness, which makes it much easier to link to the pics that did us proud.

     

    First up, my girlfriend Alex's shots. She shoots a Sony P150 point and shoot in a Sony housing with an Inon D-2000 strobe and a Sea&Sea WA wet lens.

     

    Alex Geoghegan - First Place

    Category: Creature Feature - Compact Cameras

    02_GeogheganCreatureComp.jpg

     

    Alex Geoghegan - Second Place

    Category: The Big Picture - Compact Cameras

    15_GeogheganBigPicComp.jpg

     

    then mine

     

    Martyn Brearley - Grand Prize

    Category: The Big Picture - SLR Cameras

    18_BrearleyBigPicSLR.jpg

     

    Martyn Brearley - Grand Prize

    Category: Cayman Underwater Icon - SLR Cameras

    88_BrearleyIconSLR.jpg

     

    The full gallery is here: Cayman Digital Madness 2006 Winners Gallery

     

    We had an amazing time all week, with great diving and invaluable input from Alex Mustard and Stephen Frink. Looks like we might "have to" go back twice next year, once to take up our Nekton Liveaboard prize and then for CDM 2007

     

    Enjoy,

     

    Martyn

    Edited by Rattus
  2. Congratulations everyone ... some great shots there ... I always love seeing my island big upped by other people ... shows everyone that it should still remain on the top list for places you should make sure you have been to ...

     

    Just look at all those photos That first sting ray is AMAZING .. Great shot.

  3. Cheers Giles,

     

    Thanks for the good words. We really enjoyed Cayman and can't wait to come back.

     

    Martyn

  4. that is some fantastic work! congrats to you both and everyone else involved, sounds like a great trip

  5. Great shots of the Rays. They are all fantastic really. And congrats to both of you for doing so well there.

     

    Rand

  6. Well done Jonathan (aka "depelos") on 2 wins! hope you don't mind me posting them so other can see mate:

     

    08_DietzCreatureSLR.jpg

     

    And

     

    19_DietzBigPicSLR.jpg

  7. Cheers Patrick. Well done Martyn and Alex. You guys definitely have a great eye for composition so keep it up and you'll get many more great shots I'm sure. And a big thanks to Alex for all his time and tips/pointers during the week.

     

    Jonathan

  8. Very nice work everyone. There are some real winners in this lot.

  9. Contgrats to all the winners.

     

    I posted some of my shots from the week on flicker

     

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidfl941/

     

    A big thanks to Alex, for all his help and wealth of information. He was very dedicated to making sure we all had the most information possible for the sites, and was always available to look at photos, give advice, and answer question day and (almost all) night.

     

    David

  10. Hey guys,

     

    Sorry for my late contribution to this thread - just home from a week of internet silence in Sardinia (where I went to straight from Cayman). It is fantastic to see the shots above.

     

    I also very much enjoyed the week with you all - even if it was a bit tiring at times. Jonathan, you should also post your self portrait at Stingray City - that is cool.

     

    Alex

  11. Here's a self-portrait I took at Stingray City. It was in my portfolio of 6 pictures which won 2nd place in the Cayman Digital Madness. Glad you like it Alex!

     

    Jonathan

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    Edited by depelos
  12. You really have to make that your avatar!

     

    Alex

  13. Congrats all, Impressive results from there.

Isotta

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