Let's get into underwater photogrammetry and 3d togoether!

OCT 2026
Inside the flooded tunnel under Srebrna Góra Fortress
A Submerged Foundation project in the wells of Srebrna Góra, an 18th-century mountain fortress in Poland. One well hides a flooded tunnel that runs under the moat. We dived it, lost a robot in it, pumped it dry and scanned it. The scan now opens in a browser.
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SEP 2026
Go Inside the Marie Agnes Mine
A flooded 18th-century silver, lead and zinc mine in Lower Silesia — the first site I ever scanned, complete, and now streaming live into your browser.
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SEP 2026
Four ways to show an underwater 3D scan
A scan is finished when other people can see it. Blender renders, an Unreal Engine app, CaveViewer on the desktop, or a web viewer that streams the model to a browser: what each one gives the audience, what it asks of you, and how to pick.
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SEP 2026
You already know underwater photogrammetry. Here is what comes next.
The pipeline after the scan, step by step: clean-up, materials, lighting, camera, post, map, edit. Which parts a diver's scan actually needs, which lesson covers each, and what I left out on purpose.
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SEP 2026
How to 3D Scan an Underwater Cave
The rig, the overlap rule, the dive plan and the real numbers from scanning the flooded Maria Concordia mine. A cave diver's guide to underwater photogrammetry.
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