And you thought you'd had a bad day!

His face says it all. Perhaps fed up with having a camera thrust in his face, a moray eel bares is wonky teeth as he confronts the photographer.

This image of a grumpy-looking creature was one of the top pictures in a competition which shows this years' best underwater photography taken at the planet's most beautiful nature spots around the world.
Big names working in underwater photography have just announced the winners of their two major world competitions aimed at showcasing the best images captured in the depths of our Oceans.

Whittling down thousands of entries, judges selected winners from several categories in their 'Our World Under Water' competition and sister event, the Fourth Annual Deep Indonesia International Underwater Photo Competition. Prizes for the events make up the largest prize pool in the world for underwater photography.

A lonely diver traversing a cavernous underwater crack has scooped the 2010 Deep Indonesia photography competition. The incredible picture was taken by 45-year-old professional photographer, Magnus Lundgren from Sweden as he was guided though the eerie fissure in Thingvellir Lake, Iceland. Briton John Hill took the Silver award in the compact cameras category for his action packed image taken from the heart of a school of silver coated jackfish.


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