At the ancient Maya ruins of Tulúm, México:
This was a tricky shot to get — bright sky above, and (dark, cave-like) cenote below. It didn’t turn out well as a multi-image HDR, for some odd reason — but tweaking a single image and running HDR on that did the trick. Amazingly, the structure at the top still has some of its original (500+ year old) plaster, in spite of being close to the cliff’s edge and the Caribbean.
Want to know more about photography in Tulúm? You might want to check this out…
The picture of ancient Maya ruins is very interesting. It is because I really admired the architecture of the Mayan civilization. I wish I could be able to visit Tulúm, México to see this ancient structure. Thanks for sharing awesome shot of the structure.
i just like how you captured how it’s built precariously on this cave like formation.. very nice shot..