Earlier in the year I posted photos from my first cave exploration experience. This time around we made it down a little deeper, actually a lot deeper.

Last weekend’s photography trip brought us 10 miles north of Buckingham to the middle of nowhere. No town, no road, nothing but a truck, a GPS and only the slightest idea what we where heading into. From about 200 feet atop the cavern wall to 200 feet underground we explored the mines.

We also revisited the abandoned hotel at MSM. This time I was geared-up for it. Cameras, flashlights, tripods, ready for anything.

My photography over the last month or so has started to take a more technical direction for the first time. I’ve been doing this for about a year now … well, actually it’s been exactly a year now and I feel I have quite a bit to show for it.

Explore the caves through the photo album of
~ ~ ~ The Abandon Mine ~ ~ ~

The inside of the cave shot in cinematic 1×2.3 format

This is the effect obtained using photo bracketing

Long-Exposure photo taken using light painting effect created with a flashlight

This entry was posted on Wednesday, May 13th, 2009 at 7:04 pm and is filed under Photography.
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