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"Thanks to the combined efforts of amateur "archeologists" throughout the city, Duncan was able to crawl his way through extensive caverns and catacombs still intact beneath the city, some dating back hundreds of years which still held hidden bottles of alcohol from prohibition. The trip culminated with Duncan and his guides spending a few days in an underground cavern. They slowly filled the cave with over a thousand tea lights so Duncan could photograph the interior with the soft glow of flame. While he was the most modest photographer of the group, Duncan's photographs were breathtaking. Halfway through his story, the lights were dimmed and his photos transcended the typical projector hindrances that had plagued the earlier speakers." [See full article here]

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