Eric Cheng wins in Nature’s Best 
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Congratulations to Wetpixel’s Editor and Administrator Eric Cheng whose outstanding Turtle Screaming photo won the Animal Antics Category in the Nature’s Best Photography Competition, the results of which have just been published in the Fall issue of the magazine. Nature’s Best is a large and prestigious nature photography competition, attracting 12000 entries from 27 countries making a top award a tremendous achievement. Eric’s Great Hammerhead photo also won him a Highly Honoured prize in the Oceans Category, which was won by Jesus Salillas of Spain with a photo of Pygmy Killer Whales taken in Hawaii. In the Endangered Species category, Wetpixel member Kasey Canton won a Highly Honoured Prize for this photograph of a green sea turtle. The San Diego Underwater Photographic Society won the Camera Club award. You can see the winning images on the Nature’s Best website, in their magazine or on display at the Smithsonian’s Natural History Museum (exhibit opens on Nov 19, 2005).
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Comment(s):Congrats on such a prestigious competion win.
Todd
Posted by yahsemtough on 10/15 at 06:57 AMWell deserved honor...congrats Eric
Karl
Posted by kdietz on 10/15 at 07:49 AMThat would be “competition”. My hands were typing too fast in the first post. Darn. Congrats again.
Posted by yahsemtough on 10/15 at 08:56 AMCongratulations Eric, very prestigious win and well deserved,
Larry O
Posted by Lionfish43 on 10/15 at 09:01 AMbravo eric!!! a well deserved win…
/paulPosted by 3@5 on 10/15 at 01:38 PMCongratulations on a well deserved win.
Posted by Don in Colorado on 10/15 at 10:48 PMCongrats Eric, great shot, well deserve the winning.
Posted by Arnon_Ayal on 10/16 at 03:18 AMCongrats Eric, that’s such a unique shot. Also, I saw your website was awarded the best Underwater Photography site in Rodales. Good job.
Rand
Posted by randapex on 10/17 at 10:03 AMCool. One the exhibit begins at the Natural History Museum (November 19th, according to their website), I’ll pop over during lunch and get a photo of the display . . .
Mike
Posted by MikeO on 10/18 at 09:44 AM
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