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- BigAnimals - Director Amos Nachoum, Master of Ceremonies@Red Sea Interantional photo competition. $10,000 First Prize
- April 2006 - BigAnimals - "March of the Penguins". Antarctica- Emperor penguins photo expedition
- October 2006 - BigAnimals - Cocos & Malpelo with Dr. Earle & Dr. Sullivan.
May & June '07 - BigAnimals - Orcas encounter, Norway, best of the season
- November 2006 - BigAnimals - Red Sea - Oceanic White Tip sharks
- November/December 2006 - BigAnimals - Ultimate Antarctica 90th Anniversary Expedition of Ernest Shackleton
December '06 - January '07
- BigAnimals - Director Amos Nachoum, Master of Ceremonies@Red Sea Interantional photo competition. $10,000 First Prize
A Chance to win $10,000 for your underwater image!
Join Guest of Honor Amos Nachoum at the SanDisk underwater photography competition April 24 – 29, 2006 Eilat, Red Sea, Israel.
Picture yourself on a beautiful beach on the Red Sea, diving while photographing coral reefs and some of the world’s most amazing marine life. Add to it a check for $10,000. All this could be yours if you register for the SanDisk 2006 Red Sea Underwater Photography Competition. The place: sunny Eilat, Israel. The dates: April 24 to 29, 2006.Open to amateurs and professionals alike, the SanDisk competition is divided into two parts the Eilat Shoot-out and the Images of the World. Photographers can enter the Images of the World competition by taking photos anywhere, at any time, and simply sending them in. An International Panel of Judges will review the results.
This year Mr. Amos Nachoum, photographer and explorer from the United States aka "The Ambassador of BigAnimals" will serve as a guest of honor and the the Master of Ceremonies.
For more information and registration please pay a visit to www.sandiskredsea.com
Or contact Amos, photocompetition@biganimals.com
If you know someone who would be interested in this event, you can email this link to them.
2 C The Emperor Penguins in AntarcticaYou have seen the amazing nature survival film "March of the Penguins". Now it’s time to see the amazing Emperor Penguins with your own eyes, just as the award-winning filmmakers saw them.
A rookery of 4,000 pairs of Emperor penguins was located near Snow Hill Island in November 2004. In October 2006 we will make our first return to the rookery. This rookery is located at the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, reducing the duration of the voyage necessary to visit these remarkable creatures to only 14 days.
Following the worldwide triumph of the movie "March of the Penguins", Quark Expeditions rapidly sold out the two originally-scheduled departures for November 2006. However, in response to continuing demand, a third and final cruise was added for October 8 to 21, 2006. This earlier departure to Snow Hill Island is even better for photographers and nature enthusiasts, as it will offer expedition members the rare chance to see the Emperor Penguins as very young chicks. This was previously impossible unless visitors remained in Antarctica for the duration of the full winter, as the documentary film team was required to do.
Dates: October 8 21, 2006 If you know someone who would be interested in this expedition, you can email this link to them. |
TO THE ISLANDS OF THE SHARKS: COCOS & MALPELOwith Dr. Sylvia Earle and Dr. Kathryn Sullivan- From May 17 June 3 and May 21 June 5, 2007. On board the Sea Hunter and Undersea Hunter. Have you ever wanted to dive with sharks? Have you ever wanted to dive with hundreds and hundreds of sharks? Did you ever dream you could be in the company of a world-renowned shark expert and a famous astronaut? From mid-May to early June, 2007, you can join me, Amos Nachoum, the ambassador for Big Animals; Dr. Sylvia Earle, a marine biologist; and Dr. Kathryn Sullivan, an astronaut, on an unprecedented expedition to the Islands of the Sharks. We'll be going to Cocos, the legendary desert island of Robinson Crusoe, and remote Malpelo Island, 200 miles plus off Colombia in the Pacific ocean. We'll dive with never-ending schools of hammerhead sharks, perhaps the occasional whale shark, hundreds of white-tip sharks and bait balls, black tip sharks, silver tips, galapagos sharks and many others. Dr. Sylvia Earle set the womens' depth record for solo diving at a thousand meters (3,300 feet), was named Time magazine's first "Hero for the Planet" in 1998, and is Explorer-in-Residence for the National Geographic Society. Dr. Kathryn Sullivan became the first American woman to walk in space on October 11, 1984, and is a veteran of three space shuttle missions. Sylvia and Kathryn will be diving and sharing their vast and amazing life experiences with us on a daily basis. They will also lead some of the evening presentations during our diving expedition. Amos will share his skills and coach you in BigAnimals photography and both expeditions will have the unique opportunity to dive to a maximum depth of 1500 feet using the new submarine which is carried on the boats we have chartered. Read More Download the full article (PDF) .
Expedition dates and prices:
1) May 17 June 03, 2007. 15 days to Cocos and Malpelo with Dr. Earle and Amos Nachoum on board the Sea Hunter. 16 guests - $7,400 per person excluding airfare, hotels, submarine diving, and park fee.
2) May 21 June 05, 2007. 13 days exclusively to Cocos with Dr. Kathryn Sullivan and Jay Wade on board the Undersea Hunter. 12 guests - $6,400 per person excluding airfare, hotels, submarine diving, and park fee. If you know someone who would be interested in this expedition, you can email this link to them.
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