Digital Camera World August 24, 2026 • 07:15

Astrophotographer rappels 330ft (100m) into "otherworldly" cave to shoot award-winning photo – and he got the whole thing on camera - Digital Camera World

By Alan Palazon

New Zealand-based photographer Tom Rae snagged first place at the Capture the Dark 2026 photo contest – but I’m not sure what’s more impressive, the composition or the story behind it

DarkSky International, the nonprofit advocating for reduced light pollution, recently wrapped up the latest edition of Capture the Dark, its annual photo contest.
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Astrophotographer rappels 330ft (100m) into "otherworldly" cave to shoot award-winning photo – and he got the whole thing on camera - Digital Camera World

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