Lonely Planetのインスタグラム(lonelyplanet) - 7月11日 19時01分

We're going underground for this week-end's #lpInstaTakeover, with cave photographer and filmmaker @rdeboodt (Ryan Deboodt | www.ryandeboodt.com). Ryan spends most of his time underground and thinks it's one of the last frontiers of exploration. We're fans of his feed and are excited to share just a few of his excellent captures from these VERY remote locations -- one of the few places our authors don't really go (yet)! Here's some context on this first image. 'I have spent much of the past three years photographing Hang Son Doong [#Vietnam], which is considered one of the largest caves in the world, if not the largest. The shear size of the place can be overwhelming and what is focused on most of the time, however, there are many spectacular smaller features to be seen. In this photo a new perfect circular whole is bored out of rock due to pressurized water. It wasn’t until my third trip into the cave that I saw this location and can’t believe I missed it the first two times.' - Ryan

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