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ditch-diver

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Just wanted to put something out there for diving teens. My diving daughter needed to do a Science Fair Project so she decided to do "the absorption of colour underwater" She did up a laminated rainbow of colours on a slate. We dove to 100' and she held it and I took a photo, then we repeated the same picture every ten feet to the surface. She then did the display up with all the pictures and some physics diagrams explaining what was happeneing. It was very well recieved by the judges..., and we got another diving day as a bonus
 
What a great idea! After having "judged" a few Science Fairs in my time this experiment was definitely on the side of new and creative ideas... I'm willing to bet this was the first time your judges saw something like this as well!
 
May I ask what camera and settings you used? (I presume there wasn't any color corrections set.)


Ken
 
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