Hi all, I’m here in Monterey, CA, volunteering with the National Marine Sanctuaries to help a bit with the SIMON online photo database, which is an incredible free service, and I encourage you to browse the volumes and volumes of incredible images that are available to anyone every day of the year. I’ll be diving […]

. Lake Mead – Day 6. Final day of diving – I buddied Andres Diaz and together we took down the baseline and collected all of the basetags and markers we could find.   After we finished our one dive, I returned back to the hotel with Filip, Jeff, and Evan, and we cleaned and packed […]

Sami had tasked Filip and I with mapping the Ferry, another mercifully symmetrical feature of the site.  We completed two more dives with the goal of finishing up our last measurements on the ferry.  Although we took very detailed measurements, it was more difficult than I had thought it would be to translate them to […]

The Bozanic Team arrived on the site around 9:30am, and promptly dove right in, or at least would have if I hadn’t decided to try diving with Joe Hoyt’s dry gloves.  Swapping the zip seals on my drysuit took awhile, and after doing a surface test on both gloves and determining that the right one […]

Today was Filip and my first foray into mapping an underwater feature.  Sami mercifully (and smartly) gave us a giant triangular metal feature to map, tucked at one end of the baseline.  It’s a relatively simple shape, and a very good starting feature for us. Once under the surface, the first thing I noticed was […]