Showing posts with label Award Winner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Award Winner. Show all posts

Friday, April 30, 2021

 American Bald Eagles

One of my newest passions is wildlife photography, and there is no subject I like photographing more than the magnificent American Bald Eagle!

I am fortunate to live less than an hour away from the Conowingo Dam on the Susquehanna River in Maryland.  Conowingo is the east coast mecca for observing Bald Eagles.  The hydroelectric generation plant keeps the water below the dam from freezing even in the coldest weather.  From October through December there are typically hundreds of birds in the area.  And the river is a plentiful source of fresh fish!

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Saturday, October 31, 2020

 Underwater Photography Award Winners

Friends,
Enjoy a gallery of images that have won national and international awards over the years!  My earliest photos were taken on Kodak Ektachrome film with a Nikonos amphibious underwater camera.  I later made the transition to digital photography with Nikon DSLR's in Aquatica housings.

View them at Douglas Good Photography by following this link


Friday, July 10, 2020

 Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
Art in Nature Photo Festival
Honorable Mention - Urban Landscape

I am honored to receive an honorable mention award in this year's Ward Museum Art in Nature Photo Festival!

My entry was captured on Market Street in center city Philadelphia, and is titled "Philly Nightscape".




Saturday, February 15, 2020

 Exelon 2020 Bald Eagle Photo Contest Award

My image received the Photographer's Choice Award in this year's contest!

It was taken on Fisherman's Wharf below the Conowingo Dam, and captured the bird we nicknamed Scooter  successfully defending his fish from a challenging juvenile. 

Scooter perched in a sycamore tree on the bank of the river as he scanned the water below waiting for his opportunity.  I had seen him doing this on several occasions. This particular morning I waited for nearly an hour. I was ready to give up when in a flash, he dove to the water and snatched his breakfast.  

It's one thing to catch a fish.  It's quite another to keep it!  Scooter kept his fish!


Mine, all mine!


Fred Smith presenting my award
Photo by Averril Good

Friday, May 31, 2019

 Crazy Horse Memorial

Puget Sound Journey magazine, published by AAA Washington, featured my photo of the Crazy Horse Memorial in their May/June 2019 issue.  It appeared with a story by Eric Lucas titled "Carved By History" featuring South Dakota's travel destinations.




See my National Monuments gallery at Douglas Good Photography for images of Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, Devil's Tower, and Little Bighorn National Battlefield.

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Thursday, September 20, 2018

 Lancaster County Art Association Award

My Rothenburg Doorway image took an honorable mention in the September 2018 exhibition!

Rothenburg was one of eight German cities visited in 2010.  The main objective of the tour was to see the Passion Play in Oberammergau.


Rothenburg Doorway

See my Rothenburg gallery at Douglas Good Photography at the link below.

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Thursday, February 1, 2018

 Truk Lagoon 

My photo of Ursula Pemrose peering through the bridge window of the Shinkoku Maru was featured on the cover of the Alert Diver magazine in March 2001.

Alert Diver is the magazine of the Divers Alert Network, the industry's premier dive safety organization, headquartered in Durham, NC.



Also appearing in the same edition were two additional images, below:

Shinkoku Chandelier
A light fixture with bulb intact hanging in the interior of the machine shop.



Helm of the Nippo Maru
Gorgonion adorned binnacle on the bridge of the Nippo Maru 




Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Alert Diver magazine published two of my images in the November/December 2000 issue.

Fujikawa Splendor
A diver poses by a lifeboat davit adorned with colorful soft corals on the Fujikawa Maru.
This image was recognized as honorable mention in the 1996 Beneath the Sea International Imaging competition.


Cartanser Shipwreck
View of the stern of the Cartanser Sr. off Little Buck Island in the U. S. Virgin Islands.








 

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Best Underwater Pictures: Winners of 2013 Amateur Contest

I've always dreamed of being published by National Geographic! Earlier this year, my photo took 2nd place macro in the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science international competition. It is recognized here in National Geographic Daily News!....check out the link below to see my photo!

Best Underwater Pictures: Winners of 2013 Amateur Contest

Click the image below to see my photo in my Douglas Good Photography gallery.

Commensal Emperor Shrimp and Tryon's Risbecia NudibranchCommensalism is a form of symbiosis where one species (the shrimp) benefits while its host (the nudibranch) gains no benefit but remains unharmed by the association.The shrimp hitches a ride while foraging the black sand bottom.Dinah's Beach, Papua New GuineaRosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science 2013 Underwater Photography Contest - 2nd place, Macro category

Monday, June 10, 2013

Commensal Emperor Shrimp and Tryon's Risbecia Nudibranch


Commensal Emperor Shrimp and Tryon's Risbecia NudibranchCommensalism is a form of symbiosis where one species (the shrimp) benefits while its host (the nudibranch) gains no benefit but remains unharmed by the association.The shrimp hitches a ride while foraging the black sand bottom.Dinah's Beach, Papua New GuineaRosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science 2013 Underwater Photography Contest - 2nd place, Macro category
Commensalism is a form of symbiosis where one species (the shrimp) benefits while its host (the nudibranch) gains no benefit but remains unharmed by the association. The shrimp hitches a ride while foraging the black sand bottom.

Dinah's Beach, Papua New Guinea

Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science 2013 Underwater Photography Contest - 2nd place, Macro category

http://www.rsmas.miami.edu/outreach/underwater-photography/2013-winners

Monday, June 6, 2011

Mating Mandarinfish!


Mandarinfish.  Mating Mandarinfish.  As dusk settles on the reef at Magic Pier in Buton Bay, the amazing mandarinfish emerge.  A brief courtship dance is followed by pairs - in this case a threesome - slowly ascending in the water column. Then, in a flash of mandarinfish-love, it's all over!Scuba Diving Magazine 2010 Photography Contest - 2nd place, Behavior category.  Featured in August 2010 edition of Scuba Diving magazine.http://www.scubadiving.com/photos/photo-galleries/2010-through-your-lens-winners

As dusk settles on the reef at Magic Pier in Buton Bay, the amazing mandarinfish emerge. A brief courtship dance is followed by pairs - in this case a threesome - slowly ascending in the water column. Then, in a flash of mandarinfish-love, it's all over!

Scuba Diving Magazine 2010 Photography Contest - 2nd place, Behavior category.
Featured in August 2010 edition of Scuba Diving magazine.