British adventure and cave photographer Robbie Shone travels into the earth to get stunning images of the world beneath our feet. He’s been suspended 200m above the floor of the world’s deepest natural shaft, explored the far ends of a 189 km long cave system and spent nearly four days underground on one shoot. His images take us to places few of us will go and he doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon. See gallery
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For the past thirty years Robbie McClaran has been documenting the American people and landscape. His work has been widely published and exhibited throughout the US. The entire collection of prints from his 1997 book, Angry White Men is in the permanent collection of the University of Oregon, Special Collections Library. Robbies magazine clients include Time, Esquire, Rolling Stone, Stern, Inc., Bloomberg Markets, Business Week, Forbes, Runners World, Popular Mechanics, Readers Digest, The New York Times Magazine, and Smithsonian. Robbie lives in Portland Oregon with his wife, Designer / Illustrator Lydia Hess and their two daughters. When not making photographs Robbie spends his time as the chief mechanic for the McClaran Soap Box Derby Racing Team.
Following Italian wedding photographer Roberto Lavini on a shoot in Tuscany.