Nature, 2nd prize
Infinite Cave
Carsten Peter
<em>National Geographic</em> magazine
<em>National Geographic</em> magazine
01 May, 2010
Hang Song Doong, 1st doline with massive phytokarst formations, view from the rat run gallery with its enormous window towards the skylight.
Carsten Peter
Carsten Peter is a regular contributor to National Geographic magazine, and specializes in going to extremes: scuba diving in a glacier on Mont Blanc, crossing the Sahara on a ca...
Hang Song Doong, 1st doline with massive phytokarst formations, view from the rat run gallery with its enormous window towards the skylight. The just recently flooded giant gaua mirrors the formation and underwater lights illuminates the flowstone formations. A British caving team discovered the world’s biggest cave passage in Vietnam, sometimes up to 200 meters high.
Through our education programs, the World Press Photo Foundation encourages diverse accounts of the world that present stories with different perspectives.
Our exhibitions showcase stories that make people stop, feel, think and act to a worldwide audience.
Our annual contest recognizes and rewards the best in photojournalism and documentary photography.