100% on-line 1:1 tuition or in small groups on request Workshop length: 4-5h 2 meetings, 2-2,5 h each Flexible dates and time depend of participant’s availibility and time zone Price:65 EUR INTERESTED IN THIS ON-LINE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP? READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW OR CONTACT US FOR BOOKING! Who the course is for: For anyone who wants to…
100% on-line 1:1 tuition or in small groups on request Workshop length: 3-4h 1 meeting Flexible dates and time depend of participant’s availibility and time zone Price:60 EUR INTERESTED IN THIS ADOBE LIGHTROOM WORKSHOP? READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW OR CONTACT US FOR BOOKING! Who the course is for: For anyone who wants to gain the necessary…
A few months ago I posted about the treasure in Vis (Croatia) that I had found. It was an ancient Greek jug that I discovered while diving. Today I can finally write more and share my video showing how this treasure was recovered by the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media. Where did I find…
100% on-line 1:1 tuition or in small groups on request Course length:15h with your tutor 5-6 meetings, each 2-3h long for more flexibility. Additional 15-30h of your own coursework. Flexible dates and time depend of participant’s availibility and time zone Price:450 EUR INTERESTED IN THIS ADVANCED UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAMMETRY COURSE? READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW OR…
See this amazing underwater scan of a mining excavator wreck by my student Bartłomiej Pitala. It is located in one of flooded quarries in Poland. This model was produced during our Fundamentals of Underwater Photogrammetry On-line Course. Mining excavator wreck by Bartłomiej Pitala Here is the description by the author himself: This wreck lies on…
Wilhelm wreck was sunk for divers training purposes and as a diving attraction of the Jaworzno-Szczakowa “Koparki” quarry in Poland. Model created by my student Bartłomiej Pitala. It is one of the models he produced during our Fundamentals of Underwater Photogrammetry On-line Course. Model of Wilhelm wreck by Bartłomiej Pitala
It has been a busy week. I have just finished helping with an underwater photogrammetry workshop, part of a bigger international programme Wrecks4All, at the University of Split. See a few photos of my students learning and take a look at their first results. See the video created by the students and some photographs below.
This wreck of AN2 plane lies on the bottom of Zakrzówek quarry (12 m), in Poland. The model was created by my student Bartłomiej Pitala during our Fundamentals of Underwater Photogrammetry On-Line Course.
Today, while 3D-scanning the ancient harbour in Vis, we were approached by a very friendly loggerhead turtle. It was a great surprise, as we don’t see sea turtles here very often, especially so close to the shore. The turtle came very close and stayed with us for about 15 min, with a small break for…
A great underwater scan of Tugboat Mars (Rebocador Marte) by my student Geoffrey Taber who has recently completed our Fundamentals of Underwater Photogrammetry On-line Course. As the author described, the wreck lies at a depth of 30 meters, 12 kilometers off the coast of Northeast Brazil, near the village of Porto de Galinhas.
Over the last 5 weeks, together with Piotr Stós – hydrobiologist from Nautica Diving Center, we have conducted our Marine Ecology Webinars. The inspiration for creating this series was the SSI Marine Ecology course, but in our classes we presented much more. During the webinar on marine biodiversity, we focused on organizing the existing knowledge…
This ship sank about 2,000 years ago near the small island of Šćedro, and to this day lies almost intact at a depth of 45 meters. This ancient Roman shipwreck is one of the few known well-preserved wrecks from that time, which makes it a unique find. What we can see so far are more…
This ship used to be called Pasewalk (GS05). I was built in East Germany between 1968 and 1969 and served in Volksmarine until 1990, when it was disbandedand and later sold to Malta (1992). Maltese Offshore Command of the Maritime Squadron of the Armed Forces of Malta changed the name to P31 and used the…
