I wish I had a scanner with me here in New York.
Here's the digital form.
A huge caveat, before you click: the web version looks fake. I was using automated processing on that trip (my first trip to the Bahamas -- and first time in the water with dolphins!), and probably just auto-leveled the web version of the image on the boat, during my normal 10-seconds-per-image processing cycle.
The version I have been printing, and the version that was submitted to Rodales was a more natural version of the image -- much closer to the original.
Ryan: It was D60-shot, but I can't remember the submission resolution. I think I upped it to a 2-page spread at around 300dpi, which is close to 6MP, anyway. I use stair-interpolation when necessary. Unsharp mask, interpolate, unsharp mask again.
Either that, or I submitted the image in Seapix.com's standard: upped to 7200x4800, and then saved with Pro-JPG at 85% or so.