This year’s competition was judged by Martin Edge who sadly could not be present on the evening of the presentation. Martin short-listed 5 images and went through them a number of times over a number of days.
This year’s winner was Alex Tattersall with an image of 2 manatees.
The winners can be seen below.
Our guest of honour and judge for the evening was Peter Rhodes
Alex was awarded the Photosub Splash in trophy, which he retains for a year as well as a permanent trophy.
The 2010 competition took place at the Farnham House Hotel and was judged by Dive Magazine’s editor Simon Rogerson who chose 3 favourites andone or two highly commended in 4 categories : Blue Water, Green Water, Blue Water Advanced, Green Water Advanced.
The Blue Water category was won by Gillian Marsh and Isabella Nash took the Green Water trophy. In the Advanced Category, Joss Woolf’s seal was chosen as best Green water advanced image while Martyn Guess won the blue water advanced category
Organised by Kam Arya, this year’s competition was held in Wonersh and our guest of honour and judge was Alex Mustard who selected his favourite 10 images and explained why he had chosen them.
This year’s winner was Len Deeley with an image of 3 anemone fish.
The winners and commended images can be seen below.
Our guest of honour and judge for the evening was Steve Laurenson a well known photographer in the Surrey area and circuit judge with the Surrey Photographic Association. He was tasked with selecting the winning entries for the Photosub Splash in. There were 16 entries but three had to be withdrawn as the author mis-understood the rules and thought that the entries were allowed from the weekend of the BSoUP Splash in, whereas the competition dates were the 8/9 May. Therefore, the final results were as follows:
Bob was awarded the Photosub Splash in trophy, which he retains for a year as well as a permanent trophy. He also won a DVD fish guide and a waterproof storage bag. Alex wins a woodcut construction kit of a blue whale (and may he have many happy hours constructing it!)
