““In the four days remaining, we worried 24 hours a day to document Titanic photographically. The first close approache with Argo was frightening, as we weren't sure whether Titanic's funnels and rigging were still attached-waiting to ensure our half-million-dollar sled. Gingerly passing Argo above Titanic's decks, we saw that the first funnel was gone, the mast was down, and the rigging was swept away, leaving us clear passage. Argo also showed us that the main forward section of the ship was upright and facing slightly east of north. Not until the last day did we identify the several stern section, lying in a heap and turned in the opposite direction of the bow, which lay nearly 2,000 feet away.””
