Opened cover of Alert Diver and found MY picture

Yes I remember when you came here first with this wonderfull shot, Congratulations !!!

Thanks guys. Have a wonderful Christmas.

Wow, definitely BRAVO I saw the shot in the magazine, a real "stop in your track" image, didn't realize it was yours, quite happy it is you. you have been putting this D90 seriously to work Pam!

Wow, definitely BRAVO I saw the shot in the magazine, a real "stop in your track" image, didn't realize it was yours, quite happy it is you. you have been putting this D90 seriously to work Pam!

Thanks Jean - I love my D90 - and wish I could get in the water more with it (but who on here doesn't wish for more underwater time).

Happy diving and Merry Christmas - Pam

I just noticed your post. Great shot! Congratulations!

Wow, definitely BRAVO I saw the shot in the magazine, a real "stop in your track" image, didn't realize it was yours, quite happy it is you. you have been putting this D90 seriously to work Pam!

I can't see if there is a photo credit on the page from the image posted on page one. Moral rights - something we all enjoy as creators - ensure that a credit is published alongside any image. In this instance, having a credit would have ensured everyone knew who the creator was. Frequently photo 'competitions' and users of images (such as our esteemed BBC) insist we waive our moral rights...this example of "who took that?" may go some way to explain why moral rights are important.

The only rules I could find relating to a Dancer/Aggressor competition are here:-

Photo contest rules

I don't know what terms and conditions applied, but the above does not mention waiving of moral rights...therefore should a credit (at the very least) be mandatory?

It is a brilliant photo and it is not surprising it was featured. Well done!

Congratulations, Pam. Lovely image!