Trunkfish juvenile in tentative engagement

Carol-
We had to make the sacrifice of not showing all the entries with the new uploading system. It may be something we add in the future, but, unfortunately, as for now, there is no way to see the other entries. This is the way most contest work though. Thanks for offering to help Robert, he and anyone else can feel free to email me using the support category in the contact us page ( divephotoguide.com/contact). We are more than happy to help!

- Matt

Robert, did the link from Matt Weiss help? If not, I'll be glad to take you through it step by step. You will know that your photos are in the contest if you do it correctly. I just wish there was a way to see all the photos in the contest. I used to be able to find them with the search feature, but now there is no way to know which photos have been posted to the contest. ~Carol

Hi Robert -
Carol provided you with a great explanation of what a tag is used for.They have nothing to do with entering photos into the contest. For help on how to enter your photos, visit this page by copying and pasting it into your browser:

http://www.divephotoguide.com/underwater-photography-scuba-ocean-news/enter-dpg-s-monthly-underwater-photography-contests/

Thanks, Carol. forgive my techno block, but I'm unable to tell if I entered the contest or not. I got no confirmation or receipt, only my photos showing up where least expected. I intended to enter a parrotfish, a spotted drum juvie & a trunkfish juvie in the portrait contest (March). Have I done so?

What is a tag? Key words so that people looking for a certain subject in the "Search" feature in the upper right corner can find your photo. For this, you could use "trunkfish, portrait, the location this was taken, your name" etc... Hope this helps. ~Carol