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“The Cave”
Nicholas Preaud Architect
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Devil’s Island sea caves, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, WI, USA [4608 x 3456] [OC] - Author: U235EU on reddit
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#stalagmites #stalagtites The #bishop formation #jenolancaves #jenolan #orientcave #caves #nsw #australia (at Orient Cave Jenolan Caves) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYu0RLWhPOD/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Filmy Fern (Trichomanes boschianum) I’ve never came across such a display of these lovey ferns! There were layers upon layers! They were grown so tight onto the cliff! <3
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The cave path by suhail53
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i forgot there are people on this planet that like cave diving and i think i just found the most fear inducing youtube channel ever
the two guys running this account are identical twins and i can only imagine them in my head as the girls from the shining. look me in the eyes and tell me these titles are sane and normal
HOW DID YOU GET IN THERE .
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This was the only photo that turned out from inside the underground caves/lava tubes. I didn’t have a tripod – basically it was pitch black inside of there, this photo is a bit misleading since I hand held it while the aperature stayed open for a good .4 seconds…it’s the only one that wasn’t badly light smeared. I didn’t know the boulder was above his head until I looked at the photo afterwards because you couldn’t see it in the dark. I didn’t actually see all of this detail in person – it’s a part of the fun of taking photos in the dark outside and using long shutter speeds. Some of the space becomes revealed to you, bypassing the limitations of your eyes. I really loved it in there, it was very surreal. No flash was used here, and I didn’t have my SLR. I don’t use my digital SLR much anymore – I hate the bulk. Mirrorless seems appealing, but it’s too expensive for me right now. Thankfully my phone has manual settings or else I wouldn’t have been able to adjust the shutter speed in there. I like using different cameras though, there are little flavors to each and it forces me to work within different bounds. It’s challenging.
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Paddling Tranquility. From my latest film and collaborative project with my friend and photographer @jussiruottinenphotography .
Be sure to check the link in my bio to see the full project!
Music by Epoch by Blake Ewing (Musicbed) *Paddling in glacier lakes can and is extremely dangerous as these pools can drain at anytime, please use extreme caution and go with an experienced guide or company.
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Waipu Caves, New Zealand
"The Last Rays" by Timm Chapman.
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Max Ernst vibes.
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Karst sinkholes | Luoquanyan Village of Xuan’en County, Hubei province
Karst landscapes are formed primarily by the dissolution of bedrock … Rainwater, which is slightly acidic, picks up carbon dioxide as it runs through the soil, becoming more acidic. It then trickles, rushes and flows through cracks in the bedrock, slowly widening them into tunnels and voids. Over time, if a cave chamber gets large enough, the ceiling can gradually collapse, opening up huge sinkholes.
This is some Jules Verne shit right here.
Source: livescience.com
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The remains of a bat that fell to the bottom of the cave and was dripped on by mineral rich water until it became encased in a stalagmite. Allegedly authentic per a museum, but I cannot find the photo credit. If anyone knows the photographer or museum in question please chime in.
Halloween has a new mascot.