We're diving in the Gulf of Mexico at a depth of about 800 meters.
And we're exploring a shipwreck that was first mapped 10 years ago.
Today is the first scientific archaeological survey of the site.
The Gulf of Mexico is a very interesting place for archaeological sites.
There are several thousands of shipwrecks that are thought to be on the floor.
All of these sites are very interesting features because they are of course time capsules and are windows into the past.
We're actually going to do a mapping video survey, driving back and forth, taking very good video of the area.
This is something that's used for photogrammetry.
So a technique used to do 3D visualizations or reconstructions.
This guy's gonna block my view.
And we just got a sea cucumber.
The headless chicken monster.
Would that be photo"bomb"metry?