Volcano Skylight by sharky_
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Description
Took a walk into the volcano lava fields today to find this skylight. Hot fluid lava is flowing very fast under me and thru this lava tube. The heat coming out were tremendous and when the wind shifted towards me, I had to get out and away from the hot air fast. Its like putting your head in an oven. Aloha and thank you for viewing

Comments (27)
how cool is that.... wait no sorry how hot is that ;P awesome stuff mate ;P I think I should leave my head in something like that to improve my looks ;P Thank for sharing! HOpe ya have a great week! ;)
Rad shot man! I don't know if I have the courage to get this close...love the description of the heat.
very nice picture and very interesting
WOW! amazing. Must've been some feeling!
oh i DO worry about you when you get so close lol!! BE CAREFUL stopping my heard reading and seeing how close you are lol!!... ( forgive the mom in me ) awesome shot BEAUTIFUL AND SOO COOL!
what a super shot, very risky to me thinks
wowwww, you don't to take the risk like this, i want to know to be well ;) is a very good shot and incredible to able to see that .... excellent day my friend and kiss ;)
Great danger You had to face to have a fantastic shot. I can not help feeling about You capture shows us the earth's wound! Hope one day I will have this experience, I am sure is worth every hot moment of it!
It must have been exiting, wandering around those "hot Spot" thanks for sharring this excellent photo + story. Have a nice day Henk
Wow,thats just wow, something to see for sure, what a shot.
OH MY!!!! Youre really bold arent you....or should i say bald after getting so close to the fire? #:oP So freaking hot that must be. Was it really that red? WOW!!! Have a wonderful day Errol....and ALOHA to you sir! #:O)
Nice shot Errol. Didn't know you could still go that close. One of these days I will go up there. Aloha
Awesome shot , very interesting!!! Bravo and have a great day :)
Outstanding. This is so incredible. It is sometimes hard for those of us who only see this on TV to believe how real it is. You have really given us a treat. JUST TAKE CARE NOT TO BE TOO BRAVE. HUGS!!!!
lol I seen that on tv. I do not know if I do that. This is a very good shot
I've always been a huge fan of your lava shots!!! I remember you saying that it burned the hair right off of your legs?? Yikes!!that's HOT!!!!! this is an excellent image Errol, I just can't imagine walking on top with the lava moving under you????? You are a brave soul!!!!!!!! Aloha my friend!!!! be safe... ;-)
This is fantastic, beautiful capture, not sure if I would have got that close, fine image:):):)
What a cool (hot) capture Errol! I know the head in the oven feeling, but here it must have been ten fold! I do not see Madame Pele in this one...I guess she will be showing herself soon? ;^P
hope you had some really thick shoes. I have heard that people's shoes has actually burnt out from under them. this is too close for comfort, but I thank you for putting your life in peril and sharing the fruits
Thank you Errol, for sharing this really cool pic! It's a hot one! LOL! 8-)
Madam Pele gives us a glimpse of her power through the earths surface. What a great find and capture, hope to see this live soon! Aloha!
Wow.. Great shot. Really cool. +++
Amazing capture... I hope to see it in person some day. Superb !
Incredible contrast created by the stark framing around the red hot lava! Very good composition.
Great contrast in colours here.
Love to see this Fantastic image...dont fall in that giant hole ;-) Hawaiian Island are nes born and come bigger and bigger every years ;-)
Truely amazing my friend, and so the hawaiian gods are on your side apparently :-) Alohas for sure.