Underwater Photography Competition Medal Winners 2011/12‏

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This picture gallery features some of the winners of one of the world's biggest underwater photography competitions. More than 11,000 photos, from 130 countries, were submitted to this year's contest. 

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Over/Under, runner-up: Stuart Ganz, United States


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Wide Angle - Marine Life, runner-up: Manta Madness, by Tobias Friedrich, Germany


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Sharks: runner-up: Bruce, the smiling 5m male great white, by Sam Cahir, Australia


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Macro, bronze medal: A Moray Family, Seychelles, by Sue Ferreira, South Africa


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Freshwater, bronze medal: Great lightning in the Verzasca River in Switzerland, by Tobias Friedrich, Germany


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Wide Angle - Divers, gold medal: A swarm around a diver, by Christian Schlamann, Germany


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Freshwater, gold medal: Wraysbury Lake's London Taxi Cab and Diver by Nick Blake, United Kingdom


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Macro - swimming, silver medal: Dirty Dancing by Marcello Di Francesco, Italy


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Wide Angle - Natural Light. bronze medal: Trumpetfish (Aulostomus maculatus) by Brad Ryon, United States


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Wide Angle - Divers, silver medal: Freediving competition in swimming pool, Dahab, by Horen Stalbe, Egypt


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Over/Under, silver medal: Swimming, by Levent Albas, Turkey


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Super macro, runner-up: Kiss me, by Doris Vierkoetter, Germany


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Over/Under runner-up: Boat & Mountain outside Water , by Jagwang Koo, South Korea


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Wide Angle Marine Life, gold medal: A mother Humpback Whale, by Steven Anderson, United States


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Wide Angle - Marine Life, silver medal: Alp Baranok, Turkey


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Wide Angle - Wrecks, gold medal: The newly-sunk wreck of USS Kittiwake, by Paul Colley, United Kingdom


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Macro - not swimming, silver medal: Call of the Wild, by Suzan Meldonian, United States



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