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And the winners are...
Posted by Tyler Stiem
9 Oct 2012
Congratulations to Wendy Hoevenaars, Filip Staes, and Gino Meskens, this year's first, second, and third place winners for Guylian's Seahorses of the World Photo Competition! You can read more about their winning entries here. Here are the photos, re-posted for your viewing pleasure:
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| Grand prize winner: Pygmy seahorse (Hippocampus pontohi), near Manado, Indonesia. Photo: Wendy Hoevenaars |
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| First runner-up: Jayakar's seahorse (H. jayakari) near lighthouse reef, Dahab, Egypt. Photo: Filip Staes |
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| Second runner-up: Jayakar's seahorse (H. jayakari) near Dahab, Egypt. Photo: Gino Meskens |
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