UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY - BSoUP Open Portfolio 2006

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BSoUP Open Portfolio Competition 2006

For the DIVE Magazine Trophy

Runner-up - Sam Bean

1st - Steve Jones	2nd - Sam Bean	3rd - Alex Tattersall
4th - Alex Mustard	5th - Shannon Conway	6th - Tony Baskeyfield

My Portfolio by Samantha Bean
I have been diving for about 7 years and it was the fantastic underwater world that moved me to learn how to take images to show my family and friends and to cheer me up on those grey English days. I am deeply indebted to many wonderful photographers who have generously given me their time and support. In particular I would thank Martin Edge, Alex Mustard, Jane Morgan and JP Trenque who have helped and inspired me to learn from my horrible early blue images.
	Sabre Toothed Blenny with his rather cheeky grin was photographed in Sipadan using Nikon D70 with 105mm lens, f20 @ 1/60s
	The fisheye image of two of our liveaboard crew playing on the mooring line was captured in Red Sea using Nikon D70 with 10.5mm lens, f8 @ 1/125s
	The snarling yellow moray eel was captured in Sipadan using Nikon D70 with 60mm lens, f25 @ 1/125s.
	Orang-utan crab with hair being blown by the current was captured in Sipadan using Nikon D70 with 60mm lens, f25 @ 1/60s.
	Yellow seahorse nuzzling into the soft coral stalk was captured in Thailand using Nikon D70 with 60mm lens, f20 @ 1/60s.
	Bohar Snapper turning back from the main school of fish was captured in the Red Sea using 60mm lens, f8 @ 1/100s.

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