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The photos below have been taken by our personnel in the field. Please send us any photos you have taken of special interest with a brief description, date and location. The best ones will be added to the gallery.

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Photographer: Dmytro Gumenyuk. Taken from the deck of a seismic vessel in the Gulf of Mexico June 2007. Pelican in flight.
Photographer: Dmytro Gumenyuk. Taken from the deck of a seismic vessel in the Gulf of Mexico June 2007. Pelican in flight. Maritime Contest Runner Up. Photographer: Penny Jarrett. It was taken Sept. 10, 2007 at 8:40 pm from the Kondor Explorer. We had had some incredibly striking rainbows and sunsets during this time period. It was easy to see that the rainbow and the Sigma vessel were going to align with each other; it was just a matter of time. Upon seeing the rainbow over the Sigma, I thought of the Irish belief of there being a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and the Beverly Hillbilly's theme song with the words,
Maritime Contest Runner Up. Photographer: Penny Jarrett. It was taken Sept. 10, 2007 at 8:40 pm from the Kondor Explorer. We had had some incredibly striking rainbows and sunsets during this time period. It was easy to see that the rainbow and the Sigma vessel were going to align with each other; it was just a matter of time. Upon seeing the rainbow over the Sigma, I thought of the Irish belief of there being a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and the Beverly Hillbilly's theme song with the words, Maritime Contest Runner Up. Photographer: Dima Patsiliandra A wonderful example of the drama of making your way through the sea.
Maritime Contest Runner Up. Photographer: Dima Patsiliandra A wonderful example of the drama of making your way through the sea. Maritime Contest Winner. Photographer: Denis Markevitch. A quintessential example of the necessary coordination and cooperation needed at sea.
Maritime Contest Winner. Photographer: Denis Markevitch. A quintessential example of the necessary coordination and cooperation needed at sea. Sun Contest Winner. Photographer: Sarah Ashworth. It just doesn't get calmer. The glassy reflection and artistic angle of the clouds make this a remarkable photo.
Sun Contest Winner. Photographer: Sarah Ashworth. It just doesn't get calmer. The glassy reflection and artistic angle of the clouds make this a remarkable photo. Sun Contest Runner Up. Photographer: Gyula Pasztor. It was taken in the Gulf of Mexico aboard the GGS Atlantic in the summer of 2007. It's a sunrise at about 4:30-5:00 A.M. off the coast of Alabama. And yes, it was breath taking.
Sun Contest Runner Up. Photographer: Gyula Pasztor. It was taken in the Gulf of Mexico aboard the GGS Atlantic in the summer of 2007. It's a sunrise at about 4:30-5:00 A.M. off the coast of Alabama. And yes, it was breath taking. Sun Contest Runner Up. Photographer: K. Shvebs. http://www.shvebs.com. This Gulf of Mexico sunset looks more like a forge for making iron!
Sun Contest Runner Up. Photographer: K. Shvebs. http://www.shvebs.com. This Gulf of Mexico sunset looks more like a forge for making iron! Nature Contest Winner. Photographer: Douglas Taylor. This Atlantic white-sided dolphin was one of a pod of around 20 animals that I spotted while working as an MMO on a chase vessel in the German sector of the North Sea, April 2007. 4 of the dolphins broke away from their group to investigate the vessel; a behaviour not often associated with this particular species. The flat calm conditions are also a pretty special event in the North Sea.
Nature Contest Winner. Photographer: Douglas Taylor. This Atlantic white-sided dolphin was one of a pod of around 20 animals that I spotted while working as an MMO on a chase vessel in the German sector of the North Sea, April 2007. 4 of the dolphins broke away from their group to investigate the vessel; a behaviour not often associated with this particular species. The flat calm conditions are also a pretty special event in the North Sea. Page: 1 2 

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