honorable mention
Gonzalo Pérez Mata spain
Photo © Gonzalo Pérez Mata
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Wreck diving
All the images have been taken in Cabo de Palos, Spain. A paradise for wreck diving enthusiasts. Wrecks like the Sirius, the biggest marine catastrophe of the Mediterranean, the S.S. Stanfield, who was sunk by a German submarine. Isla Gomera and the Miverva, a steamboat sunk upside down at depths of around 50m
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entry description
Descend slopes to depths that stimulate our imagination. Enter into the bowels of the metallic skeletons turned into reefs of life. Dive into a vastness that changes according to the time and place and that transforms us. Look out of the only unexplored environment on a trip without roads, deep as some dreams and accomplice of our curiosity.All the images have been taken in Cabo de Palos, Spain. A paradise for wreck diving enthusiasts. Wrecks like the Sirius, the biggest marine catastrophe of the Mediterranean, the S.S. Stanfield, who was sunk by a German submarine. Isla Gomera and the Miverva, a steamboat sunk upside down at depths of around 50m
about the photographer
Born in Madrid. Degree in Audiovisual Communication and a Master's in Documentary Photography. He has been working as a photojournalist in the media for more than 20 years. Technical diver and passionate about the sea since childhood, he has been diving for more than half his life. International winning awards for underwater, wildlife and photojournalism photography.back to gallery
