I’ve been invited to present at the Explorer’s Club HQ in Manhattan, Nov 14, what an honour! I’ll be highlighting some of the locations from around the world that have inspired me over the years (you can bet GL shipwrecks will be a big part of my talk), stories behind the photo and some images that have never been shown before.

my latest article in Alert Diver covers the 4 corners of Lake Superior. if you’ve ever been interested in diving the Great Lakes (and if you’ve come this far, it’s safe to assume) please have a read.

An underwater shipwreck with a steering wheel, a compass, and various maritime equipment covered in algae and sediment.

Advanced Diver Magazine did a feature story on my images! Feeling incredibly lucky and thankful to have been selected to contribute to this prestigious magazine.

Underwater photograph of the wreckage of a shipwreck on the ocean floor with a diver exploring it, illuminated by a flashlight, with a banner overlay that reads 'The Amazing Great Lakes Shipwreck Photography of Jeff Lindsay, Advanced Diver Magazine Featured Photographer'.

so excited to have been invited to present at DiveXpo in Antwerp, Belgium - December 6 & 7, 2025! i’m looking forward to visiting with friends!

Diver's mask with bubbles above it, and text reading 'DiveXpo Rec to Tec' with a stylized wave underlining the word 'Tec'.

my latest article for InDEPTH magazine about the Judge Hart in Lake Superior - one of my favourite shipwrecks to photograph - is online now.

An old, rusted ship's compass embedded on the wreckage of a sunken ship underwater, surrounded by rust and marine growth.

It’s always a thrill to see my work published - to have it showcased in one of the most prestigious magazines in the dive industry is pretty fun.

The image displays the logo for ALERTDIVER ONLINE, with the word ALERTDIVER in large red and black text.
Logo for 'INDEPTH' with the tagline 'Get Deeper Into Diving'

a recent write up i did for the September issue of InDEPTH magazine on the Carl D. Bradley.

Underwater photo of sunken shipwreck covered in green marine growth with a scuba diver exploring nearby.