ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月15日 12時34分

Photo by @tamaramerino_photography / My home, a 1985 camper van, steered me into the town of Coober Pedy, where I started Underland, a series that documents communities living underground and in cave houses around the world. While crossing the Australian outback, we got a flat tire and stopped in what we thought was the middle of nowhere. We discovered, however, that we were actually in the midst of an incredible underground community. I love bizarre and unique places, so we started wandering around until we found a hill with a door and a cross on top of it. We opened the door and walked down on a red carpet and ended up inside an underground Orthodox church, with 8 or 9 candles burning, Jesus carved in the wall, and everything clean and neat. There was nobody inside, but I knew immediately I wanted to meet the people in this community and discover their stories. So we stayed—and ended up living in an underground home for a couple of weeks. My eyes adjusted quickly to the darkness. In the morning, our blanket was covered with dust and small pieces of soil that had fallen from the ceiling during the night. I could feel the earth was alive and wanted to tell her story.

Follow me on @tamaramerino_photography to see my Underland project. #caves #undergroundhouse #underland

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