The air we breathe by sharky_
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Description
The air we breathe....VOG or Volcanic smog/volcanic air pollution. Tons and tons of Sulfur dioxide mixed with other gasses as well as ashes are emitted every day from two major vents. Then there are the fissures where lava is coming out and headed towards the ocean. When it hits the ocean, another dangerous plume of clouds develops. When the wind shifts, all the clouds of smoke sits right in our laps. Sulfur dioxide is a very toxin gas. It smells like when you first strike a match stick.....that initial smell. Most times when its thick, they recommend you to stay indoors. So here I am........outdoors taking pictures. Aloha and thank you for viewing

Comments (41)
Enjoy that fresh air. ;'] Seriously, neat image, but stay safe!
Brilliant capture xx
Hope you held your breath to get this one....guess you could say this shot takes your breath away
Vraiment une splendeur!!!!!!!!!
hope you wearing a mask like the spay painters have on. cool shot of this. that is most likely a mile or two away? I guess.[most like five lol]
That's gas masks at the ready. Stellar shot of the noxious VOG billowing into the air. My nephew in Hawaii mentions it all the time. I'm sitting here thousands of miles away just choking from the sight of the stuff.
Thanks for your information! A gorgeous picture! And the vulcano is the top of all! Who of us has such a monster nearby! Aloha!
Fantastic capture. I hope for you that the wind is blowing the other way!
nice shot
I guess all you can wish for is a strong wind in the opposite direction!!! be safe... Aloha...
wonderful composed capture! the steam in the far interesting and a sign for danger indeed! ;o)