When Art and Conservation meet
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• Set of 3 images should be submitted to this category taken between: November 2,  2022, until November 1, 2023,
  concerning artificial objects, construction or destruction or other interactions between
  humans and the natural marine environment. 
• The images should introduce the photographer's perception of human actions
   within its natural environment, such as components produced by the combination 
  of the artificial object or a wreck with its new underwater environment.
• Images need to emphasize campaign for environmental conservation which includes protest,
   alternatively and management. The campaign can show a negative vs. positive approach or show
   mutual benefit and a supportive relationship between human activities and the underwater world.
• Both way, the set of images submitted to this category should highlight the delicate
   and somewhat fragile reality prevailed by the presence of humans in the underwater environment.
• Short content should be  send to us by mail, explaining the idea behind the set of images/campaign.
  This content will include a title (the topic) and a summary that does not exceed 50 words.
• Images must be saved in jpeg format and should be up to 1,500 pixels in the longest dimension.
• Minor editing of images using any imaging software is allowed: This includes color and contrast enhancements, 
  backscatter removal, up to 15 % cropping allowed, minor flaws fixes and background consolidation.
  Image editing that alters the main content of the image, such as moving, removing models and/or
  implanting foreign elements, is not permitted. 

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