The tannic water of the Santa Fe River mixes with turquoise spring water at Devil's Ear at Ginnie Spring, High Springs, Florida.

Jill Heinerth - The Fine Art of Exploration

Jill Heinerth captures the alien world of underwater caves. Long considered the world's most dangerous sport, Heinerth has managed to bring back stunning images from places few will ever experience.

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JillHeinerth > A lone cave diver prepares to enter the water filled passages of Little River Spring on the Suwannee River near Branford, Florida.

JillHeinerth > Little River Spring on a quiet evening. Branford, Florida.

JillHeinerth > A diver swims through the passages at Peacock One at Peacock Springs State Park near Luraville, Florida.

JillHeinerth > Scott Blair descends into Blue Grotto using his Megalodon Closed Circuit rebreather.

JillHeinerth > Exploring the cavern in Blue Grotto, near Williston, Florida.

JillHeinerth > A swimmer enjoys the cool, clear waters of a natural spring at Madison Blue State Park, Florida. Cave divers like photographer Jill Heinerth, swim the watery labyrinths below the sunlit waters.

JillHeinerth > George Rice explores the beauty of Madison Blue Springs State Park by traveling through the depths of its cave system.

JillHeinerth > A diver floats effortlessly in the clear water of the cave at Peacock One at Peacock Springs State Park near Luraville Florida.

JillHeinerth > Larry and Debra Green demonstrate the proper use of a cave diving reel while maintaining excellent buoyancy control that contributes to protecting the cave environment.

JillHeinerth > Diver Jerry Murphy exploring a little known cave in the Ichetucknee Springshed in North Florida.

JillHeinerth > The magical wonder of the Main Spring at Ichetucknee Springs State Park near Fort White, Florida.

JillHeinerth > A diver explores the stunning tunnels of Peacock Springs State Park, Florida.

JillHeinerth > A rebreather diver pauses momentarily before entering the cave at Devil's Ear Spring, Ginnie Springs, Florida.

$JillHeinerth > John DeRoo and Jo Cribley enter Devil\'s Eye Spring at Ginnie Springs, near High Springs, Florida.$

The tannic water of the Santa Fe River mixes with turquoise spring water at Devil's Ear at Ginnie Spring, High Springs, Florida.

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