Eilat Underwater Photo Competition Draws Participants From 16 Countries (VIDEO)
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The Eilat underwater photo competition. Photo: Screenshot from a JewishNewsOne news report on the competition.
JNS.org – A group of 130 international divers participated in an underwater photography competition held in the Red Sea in Eilat from Sept. 7-13.
Organizers tried to break a world record by getting the largest-ever underwater live-stream audience on YouTube for the event.
The participants from 16 countries competed in various photography categories. Israeli diver-photographer Eyal Cohen won in the “best five photos” category, while Japanese photographer Yuzuru Masuda won in the fashion category.
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