Cory Richardsのインスタグラム(coryrichards) - 1月16日 01時13分
This week I’m in Washington DC for the National Geographic storytellers summit. My first assignment for the magazine (pictured here in the carousel) was using climbing to explore Mustang’s ancient man-made cave complexes dug into the valley walls in search of significant archeological finds. These “Sky Caves” are home to ancient burial crypts and mummified human remains, as well as Buddhist and Bon artifacts. I was 30 years old and 12 years into my life as a photographer before this opportunity presented itself to me. This week at the National Geographic summit it is all about inspiration and continuing the legacy of 130 years of story telling around the globe. We’ve told good stories, we’ve told bad stories, but the net contribution has been overwhelmingly positive. I’m super privileged, honored and proud to be a part of this community. Make sure to follow my stories this week for an insiders look into the summit.
Pictured here: Matt Segal (@mattsegal climbs into an ancient library complex below Tsele, Mustang.
Scroll for more of the feature story, “Sky Caves of Nepal.” Photographed in the Mustang Valley, Nepal.
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