Snorkeler, Mexico
Photograph by Paul Nicklen
This Month in Photo of the Day: The Power of PhotographyA snorkeling tourist floats in a cenote called Las Calaveras—“the skulls”—near Tulum. Local Maya got their drinking water here until about 30 years ago, when divers found bones. Archaeologists have recorded the remains of more than a hundred people, usually shrouded by the water’s primordial darkness.
See more pictures from the August 2013 feature story “Secrets of the Maya Underworld.”
http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/las-calaveras-cenote-nicklen/
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