Photographer Matěj Kříž goes deep into ice caves to find magical shots that tell the story of water, ice, movement, and season. Exploring Iceland’s ice caves, he finds exquisite form and color, subtle ways in which light plays with the complexity of ice, producing deep, rich images that are one of a kind. As the ice melts and disappears, those vantage points will never again be quite the same. Via My Modern Met:
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