The Spellbinding photographs of glow worms illuminate the darkness in the streaks of turquoise lights inside Ruakuri Cave in the Waitomo area. This is ethereal New Zealand cave is lit up by thousands of glow worms.
The Auckland based 26 years photographer Shaun Jeffers spent almost a year capturing glittering displays, proving that the country is just as beautiful below ground as it is above. In the first look, you’ll realize myriads stars are shining at the cave roof. The creative photographer originally belongs to the Liverpool United Kingdom said; it seems a different plant and really out of the world.
In my entire life, I’ve never experienced such an event like it, and to be very honest, it is extremely difficult to the feeling into words. The glow-worm is out of the world when you standing alone in complete darkness looking up at these little glowing creatures is just so fantastic.
It looks like a real-life Pandora, from James Cameron’s Avatar. I’ve heard from different sources, that glow worms are notoriously difficult to capture. In 2013, I decided to move to New Zealand to take this challenge and submerge myself in his tripod in cold water for up to eight hours a day. See More about
The most famous New Zealand place attracts a lot of photographers to try their luck to capture the stunning luminous glow worm phenomenon, which is called Arachnocampa Luminosa. Only very few of them are able to capture luminous glow worms. I am so lucky to be part of a unique cave and emit a phosphorescent glow in order to catch prey and entice mates.
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