PetaPixel ‘Planet Earth’ Cinematographer Lived in the World’s Largest Cave for 17 Days

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A split image showing two views of a cave. The left side shows a lush, green landscape visible through the cave's opening, with dim light inside. The right side depicts illuminated stalagmites and rock formations within the dark cave interior.

To capture one of the most incredible parts of Planet Earth III, cinematographer Luke Nelson spent 17 days living 700 feet underground in a cave in Vietnam.

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