Our photography contest was a huge success.  We were amazed at the quality of images we received.  It was fun to see the results of the public voting and the winning images were worthy contenders.  We had many great submissions, thank you to all who participated - both photographers and voters! And a big thank you to our sponsors who donated prizes for the winners. We look forward to seeing even more entries in the 2016 competition.

Here are the top 3 photographs from each category for our TEKDiveUSA.2014 Photo Contest...

1st Place Cave- Dan Wright - Joanna and Damian at Devil's Porch in Ginnie Springs.

2nd Place Cave- Ricardo Castillo M - Hell Bells" Stalactites that defy the laws of nature and gravity, like magic.

3rd Place Cave- Ricardo Castillo M - Where darkness, light and water blend.

1st Place Reef/Other- Becky Kagan Schott- Underwater DP/Cameraman/Photographer - I love water, even frozen water! It was a brutal winter in the North East so we took advantage of the frozen lakes one winter afternoon and dove into the balmy 33F degree water for some ice diving.

2nd Place Reef/Other - Dan Wright - Hammerhead CCR class finishing last day of drills.

3rd Place Reef/Other- Jo-Ann Wilkins - Riviera Maya

1st Place Wreck- Dan - The Wreck of the Thomas Hume located in 150' of fresh water in Lake Michigan.

2nd Place Wreck- Andy Orr - The Eber Ward, in Lake Michigan, is a beautiful wreck well explored within light technical diving limits at ~140' deep.

3rd Place Wreck- Pete Mesley - HMS Repulse was a renown-class Battlecruiser of the Royal Navy launched January 1916. 32 220 ton, 228m long, Sank during Japanese Air attack off Malaya Dec 10 1941. She was straddled by two 500lb bombs then hit by a third which penetrated through the hangar to explode on the armoured deck below. Repulse was then caught by a synchronised pincer attack by 17 Mitsubishi G4M torpedo bombers and hit by four or five torpedoes in rapid succession causing her to sink. Petemesley.com