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Amazing seventy foot tall Lava Ocean Entry explosion creating an thirty foot smoke ring. A very wild person on top of the cliff for perspective.
Sunrise at Kalapana as the Big Island grows before our very eyes.
Early morning capture during 'blue hour' just before dawn. A river of lava running down the Pali in the background rolling toward the ocean entry
Restless Lava moving forward near the Pali. Forming in smooth Pahoehoe texture. With cracks expanding as the molten Lava lifts to ooze forward.
The plume of Halema'uma'u Crater with illumination by the nearly full Moon. Thank you, Pele.
The ‘Lava Firehose’ flowing full force with chunks of hardened lava dropping into the 70 ft. lava-fall. The flow measured about 12ft in diameter at the tube entry and more than 30ft where it hit the ocean
Winter at the Kamokuna Ocean Entry, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
Lava explodes as it reaches the ocean at the Kamokuna Ocean Entry, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Lava Entry mixing it up with waves at Kamokuna Hawaii, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
A Rising Full Moon over a Pu'u, the Hawaiian word volcanic cinder cones. Big Island, Hawai'i
One of my favorite images from Hawaii Volcano National Park. After a long night of hiking the capture took place at 3am. Two shot horizontal stitched panoramic. Saturn can be seen rising on the left side of the image. Stunning and so Alien, hard to believe it is from our planet!