The 7th Anilao Underwater Shootout brought some of the best underwater photographers together for five days of diving and exploring Anilao’s vibrant marine life. Here’s a quick look at what happened during this year’s competition, and what this event
The 7th Anilao Underwater Shootout brought some of the best underwater photographers together for five days of diving and exploring Anilao’s vibrant marine life. Here’s a quick look at what happened during this year’s competition, and what this event means for the local diving community.
Video by Fransisco Guerrero.
Special thanks to: Oliver Ang; Gutsy Tuason; Tofer Morales; Cat Trivino; Boogs Rosales, Wowie Wong, and Jan Acosta of Studio H20; Noel Guevara; JC Valencia; Ivan Torres; Solitude Acacia Resort; and Casa Escondida Resort.
In partnership with: Anilao Underwater Shootout; Dive Philippines; and the Department of Tourism.
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