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BSoUP Focus On Final 2007
Winner - Shannon Conway


Focus On Final 2007 - Winner - Shannon Conway
Focus On Final 2007 - Winner © Shannon Conway


This image was taken at a site called the Key Biscayne the wreck of a “Jack-up” rig approximately 100 Kms north of Fremantle. I was taking some images of the wreck which lies in 42m for a local dive operator when on my decompression stop I noticed a Jellyfish in the blue. I swam over to the Jellyfish and framed it below the other divers making their stops, I took ten frames and this was the most pleasing orientation.

I used a Nikon D2x in a Subal housing, 10.5 fisheye, Inon strobes. ISO 200, f11, 1/125th.

Many thanks to everybody who voted and I hope to make an appearance at a meeting in the near future.

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