Visual methods are incredibly useful both for collecting ethnographic data and to spur dialogues with interlocutors around data and the method itself. In this article I intend to make us all a little bit wet, we will dress in a wetsuit, put a pair of goggles on, and jump Visual Methods to Study the Underwater World Anthrovision, 5.2 | 2017 Visual Methods to Study the Underwater World Anthrovision, 5.2 | 2017

Rasmus Rodineliussen is currently a doctoral student at the department of social anthropology at Stockholm University. Rasmus has worked since 2015 with questions regarding migration and refugees, especially focusing on Syria. His current doctoral project, as was his master, is however focusing on environmental issues such as marine pollutionalbeit keeping the political undertone, and still working with visual methods.

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