Hardening Fast by sharky_
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Just another angle of this lava ooze. The outer surface is hardening very fast and slowly turning into dreadlocks or rug like textures. See "A Foot of Lava" for surface textures. Aloha and thank you for viewing
Comments (18)
another cool pic..love the ripples
Excellent capture!!!
Beautiful again and I see many images in this one! A smiley guy with a big nose, a duck and some grouchy snowman with sharp and pointed teeth right at the tail of the roadkill lobster.
Unreal form...looks like a rib cage of teh evil itself! Great shot and as I see a tiny burst just make way in a lower corner from the all ready hardening main lava.
Great colours and textures as usual
You were so close!!!! great shot!!!! Bravo errol!!!
very nice and I like this pov.
As a person who has never seen flowing lava, this is a fascinating series to be able to see the progression of the lava. Great series! I've dreamed of visiting Hawaii for 50+ years, and I am going to be there in 2008. I can hardly wait.
Thats so cool to see, and so close to it.
Oh yes, I like the form on this lava texture and excellent contrast between the grey and red fire !!! Excellent my friend, as always !!! Good day :)
Beautiful shot from this angle as well. I sure hope I get another chance to get back there and take some of my own photos like this.
Actually I am seeing the should blades of a very flabby back, hahaha! Another good one Errol, have a dandy weekend!
Errol, this series, this walk with you is fascinating. Another fine shot. Bravo! Aloha. Diane.
From the bowels of hell! Kinda looks like rhinoceros skin, without the fire, of course. The hot liquid effect and textures in your lava series are absolutely amazing!
this is wonderful looking
Lovin' this new lava series Errol!!!!!!! fabulous photos!!!!! Aloha...
Love the texture of this one, and I always love seeing the glow from all the cracks and fissures in the background.
always impressive and fantastic! ;o)