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Blue O Two announce Diving Life winners

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Blue O Two has announced the winners of its first-ever Diving Life photography competition.

The Diving Life competition showcases the best amateur scuba-diving photography from around the world.

The overall winner received a liveaboard trip to Egypt, the title of ‘Diving Life Photographer of the Year 2020’ along with an assortment of Blue O Two goodies. All category winners received a copy of their photograph printed on canvas, a copy of the calendar and a selection of branded goodies. And finally the runners up had their image printed in the calendar, and received a copy to keep for themselves.

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A spokesperson for Blue O Two said: “We hope you are ready to be blown away – because we truly have been! We would like to thank everyone who entered. Especially during these strange times, seeing every image has really given us a boost and reminded us just how beautiful the world is.

“We would also like to extend a special thanks to Dr Alex Mustard MBE, who judged the competition for us. Without further ado, we’ll let him announce the overall winner…”

Alex Mustard said: “Special congratulations to the overall winner, Masayuki Agawa, from the USA, whose white-knuckle image Hammer River will immediately transport anyone who has dived with hammerheads in the East Pacific back to those dives.”

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Overall winner and category one best underwater photograph winner

Masayuki Agawa (USA), Hammer River.

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Category two best divers lifestyle photograph

Ivan Donoghue (Ireland) – There’s Always One!

To see all of the winners and runners-up, check out the Blue O Two blog.

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Mark Evans
Scuba Diver's Editorial Director Mark Evans has been in the diving industry for nearly 25 years, and has been diving since he was just 12 years old. nearly 40-odd years later and he is still addicted to the underwater world.
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