The renowned underwater photographer from National Geographic, David Doubilet, is exhibiting a series of exclusive photos in the train stations of Marseille, Toulon, Cannes, and Nice.
Greg Lecœur was named Photographer of the Year at the UPY 2020 competition. Discover the complete list of winners.
The winners of the 2019 Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition were announced yesterday. It is the French photographer Greg Lecœur who won the main prize of the competition, the « Best of Show », with a stunning image of a crabeater seal in Antarctica.
This year, the new generation of divers is in the spotlight and Steven Surina is the patron of this 22nd edition. The entire Plongez! team invites you to meet at booth N35 with a special issue of more than 200 pages!!!
In the Seychelles, the Octopus Diver center has been involved for many years in the systematic removal of waste found during dives for the purpose of sorting and recycling, as well as in coral reef restoration. It has been recognized by Longitude 181 for its coral cutting actions, seeking the involvement of local populations.
From November 22 to 24, the 16th Images de l’eau delà festival took place in La Chapelle-Saint-Mesmin. Discover this year’s impressive list of winners in the hope and master categories.
The 5th Underwater Image Festival in Île-de-France took place on Saturday, November 16 in Mennecy. Discover the photo contest winners of 2019.
All over France in the mountain ranges, lakes are covered each winter with a layer of ice that is more or less thick. A small hole, and the adventure begins!
Prince Albert II presented the Grand Prizes Albert I to former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon and Professor Lisa Ann Levin.
Discover the program of the Mennecy underwater photography festival and enter the photo contest. Registration deadline, October 27.
