The 2012 Raja Ampat Entrance Tag Design Contest
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Author: Adam Hanlon ( adamhanlon )
Many congratulations to Cornelia Thieme of Gelnhausen, Germany for her winning entry in the Wetpixel 2012 Raja Ampat Entrance Tag Competition. Her graphic consists, at first glance, of a motif of two seahorses but on closer inspection also contains numerous other marine icons, including mantas, whale sharks and nautilus. Cornelia wins a holiday to Raja Ampat, courtesy of the sponsors below and her tag will be displayed on all divers' BCDs that visit the marine reserve next year.
On behalf of the judges, I would like to stress how high the caliber of the entries was this year and what a tough job it was to create a shortlist for the final 10. Congratulations are due not only to the winner, but to all those who produced such fantastic designs.
We hope to run the competition for the 2013 tag here next year, so if you were unsuccessful this time round, please enter next year.
About the competition:
Wetpixel was proud to host the 2012 Raja Ampat Entrance Tag Design Contest.
The aim was to produce the perfect photo or graphic design that captured the excitement and beauty of scuba diving in Raja Ampat, Indonesia, The winning entry will be printed on the 6,000 park tags that will be attached to BCDs of visiting divers!
This year's contest was limited to non-professional (amateur) photographers only.
Cornelia Thieme, winner of the 2012 Raja Ampat tag design contest, will be able to choose an all-inclusive, minimum 8-day dive trip at one of the following resorts or liveaboards in Raja Ampat:
Additional Complimentary prizes will be supplied by:
For more information about Raja Ampat please see www.diverajaampat.org.
Prior tag competition winners:
Raja Ampat entrance tag competition run by:
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