The winners of ADEX Voice of the Ocean 2026 have been announced! Congratulations to Boz Johnson, whose entry in the Portfolio category was crowned “Best of Show” and earned him the title “ADEX Photographer of the Year 2026.”

Jeffrey Hartog has been a photographer for over 30 years and diving for 25 years, but has only began underwater photography 3 years ago. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, he now lives in Winter Park, Florida and practices plastic surgery as a profession. His main interests are large animal and underwater landscape photography, as well as fine art pool studio photography.
The winners of ADEX Voice of the Ocean 2026 have been announced! Congratulations to Boz Johnson, whose entry in the Portfolio category was crowned “Best of Show” and earned him the title “ADEX Photographer of the Year 2026.”
The winners of the 2025 edition of the competition have been announced! Entrants compete for prizes in 10 categories, with the photographer or filmmaker behind the top entry among the category winners receiving the top trip prize as well as a top equipment prize. Congratulations to “DPG Grand Master 2025” Yuka Takahashi, whose Gold winner in the Wide Angle category was deemed the best entry overall.
The winners of the 2025 edition of the competition have been announced! Entrants competed for prizes in 9 categories, with the top photo or video among the category winners receiving the distinction of “Best of Show.” Congratulations to James Ferrara, whose 1st place image in the International Waters category earns him the grand prize.
The winners of ADEX Voice of the Ocean 2025 have been announced! Congratulations to PJ Aristorenas, whose entry in the Cephalopods category was crowned the “Best of Show.”
The winners of the 2024 edition of the competition have been announced! Entrants compete for prizes in nine categories, with the photographer or filmmaker behind the top entry among the category winners receiving the top trip prize as well as the top equipment prize. Congratulations to “DPG Grand Master 2024” Eiko Jones, whose 1st place winner in the Short Film category was deemed the overall winner.