Philippe Ramette’s ‘Rational Exploration Of The Undersea’ is a quirky set of photos depicting literal undersea exploration. Real explorers don’t use submarines or scuba suits. They survive with just their wits and ropes.
I never questioned the term ‘undersea exploration’ until I saw Philippe Ramette’s photos. While these photos are incredibly silly, they do make you think. Should there be a different term for undersea explorers? Separate but equal isn’t equal, but the law of the land doesn’t apply under the sea.
What's Driving This Trend
- Alternative Undersea Exploration Methods
- Opportunity for companies to innovate by creating alternative exploration methods that do not rely on submarines or scuba suits.
- Rebranding Undersea Exploration
- A potential opportunity for organizations to redefine the concept of undersea exploration.
- Quirky Undersea Photography
- A trend that may inspire artists and photographers to create unique undersea shots.
Who This Affects Most
- Marine Exploration Technology
- Companies can create new technologies geared towards alternative undersea exploration methods.
- Tourism Industry
- Organisations involved in tourism can use quirky undersea photography to promote new destinations.
- Art and Photography Industry
- An opportunity for artists and photographers to create and sell quirky and interesting undersea themed photography.
