The red sea is full of wrecks. Some of them sunk due to war (Thistlegorm and Rosalie), but most of them just hit a reef in the Red Sea. Diving there is very easy and comfortable on a livaboard.

Link to my SKETCHFAB Gallery

Alaska (Sketchfab)
Barge at little Gubal Island
Carnatic
Chrisoula K / Marcus
Christobal
Dunraven
El Mina
Excalibur / Susana
Giannis D
Hebat Allah
Hurghada Trawler FV Mohamed Hasabella
Kimon M
Kingston
Lara (Sketchfab)
Million Hope
Military Park
Patrol Boat Umm Gamar
Rosalie Moeller
RSS Cormorant
Salem Express
Sculptures in the Museum
Thistlegorm
Ulysses
Universal Carriers
Yolanda reef
Zietieh

Making of: 3D-Models of the Red Sea

Exhibition at Alexandria Library

I am very honored that my Red Sea models will now be exhibited in the famous Great Library in Alexandria, Egypt. Dr. Emad Kahli, Dr. Marwa Elmakil and I opened the exhibition with two lectures on underwater archeology and photogrammetry.

Dr. Emad Khalil:
” Today we had a unique event, and one of the most successful events ever organized by the ACHS and AlexMed in the Bibiotheca Alexandria. “Echoes of the Deep” is the first shipwreck 3D printed model exhibition to take place in Egypt. It presents our amazing maritime cultural heritage of modern shipwrecks that have been attracting divers from all over the world.
The event was an example of collaboration between different sections, departments and individuals at the Library of Alexandria and beyond. However, the entire management of the event including writing the proposal to the Honor Frost Foundation to get funding, organizing the entire trip of Holger Buss and his lovely wife, sorting out all the printing details of the posters, handling every single detail, working late everyday, all this and more was done by my colleague and student Nada Kamel.”