He has been taking pictures underwater for 15 years and has traveled to many exotic destinations including Honduras, Belize, St. Lucia, Bonaire, The Bahamas and Hawaii.
He has spent the last six years diving, photographing and researching shipwrecks and other sites throughout the Great Lakes with emphasis in the area at the eastern end of Lake Ontario and into the St. Lawrence River.
Mike has been a speaker at numerous trade shows in Canada and the
United
States and has won several awards for his Great Lakes shipwreck
photography.
From war ships of the 1700's, graceful wooden schooners and modern
day freighters to old abandoned hotel sites and military battle grounds
this area of the St Lawrence River has become a premier dive
destination in the last five years. Come explore the rich and varied
history of this area in a presentation that will include 15 of the
areas most impressive wreck sites and the
stories of found treasures that laid buried for 100's of years. Each
wreck will include a detailed history and present day location, along
with underwater and historical images. Come see what 350 years of
history has done for this divers paradise.
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