2007 B-29 orientation video.

The water that begins its journey in Northwest Wisconsin eventually finds its way to the Gulf of Mexico. The same is true for a growing number of photographers from Northwest Passage.

Highlights from the SRC imaging project October 16-20, 2017.

On June 27, 1748 HMS Fowey, a fifth rate frigate struck a coral reef and sank, coming to rest on the sea bed near present day Miami, Florida. The wreck remained undiscovered until the 1970s, when a local sport diver located its remains within the boundaries of Biscayne National Park. The NPS relocated the remains soon afterward, and later identified the wreck as that of HMS Fowey. The site is a nationally significant archeological resource, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As an archeological site, it continues to provide information about 18th century maritime life and the historic maritime landscape of South Florida.

Biscayne National Park and the NPS Submerged Resources Center partnered with Youth Diving With a Purpose for a youth engagement project focused on shipwreck archeology.

Web version of all three 3D Dry Tortugas productions.