by Andre Johnson | Apr 4, 2019
Grand Bahama, Bahamas – Andre’s rock is a coral head I named off a fairly new wreck site known as Cindy’s Wreck or the Sinikuat. This coral head played host to a variety of coral, sponge, and various species of fish. What made this coral head stand...
by Andre Johnson | Feb 3, 2019
I am always amazed at seeing the evolution all wrecks go through, starting the moment they are sunk. Here, a school of grunts takes refuge under a large sea fan growing out from the wreck. Seeing how all sorts of growth like sponge, sea fan, coral, algae, etc cover...
by Andre Johnson | Aug 25, 2018
The United Caribbean Shipwreck located off the coast of Boca Raton, Florida is a commonly visited shipwreck site that Pompano Dive Center visits. The wreck sits at about 70 feet to the sand with the deck being at about 50 feet. History: Originally built in 1969 this...
by Andre Johnson | May 27, 2018
This portrait of a hawksbill sea turtle in Grand Bahama, Bahamas was taken on a patch reef dive site where coral heads will rise out of the sand and often have a mushroom-like shape to them. Patch reef is some of my favorite type of reef to dive, mainly because I just...
by Andre Johnson | May 2, 2018
Grand Bahama, Bahamas This seascape of sea fans taken on a reef I was diving in Grand Bahama. The back and forth swaying of the sea fans as a result of the ever-present ocean swell. I really like how this photo captures...
