Caution to the Wind by sharky_
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Every now and then, I will send a lava update via email. My last email was
“Caution to the wind when going down to view the ocean entry. You would probably be walking over the bench formed last year in July to view the new ocean entry and the new forming bench. That July Bench is still fragile and full of cracks. Below are pictures of now and compared to pictures of before July (Archives)..... For the advancing lava, you can see smoke in the first picture, lava burning the kipuka and its heading towards the July Bench and ocean. If it continues, it will add more weight to the July Bench making it more unstable. Just a Caution to the Wind...”
The pictures can be found in the "USGS image archives " or from my friend site "Bryan Lowry" . Bryan also had posted a "blog" of the “The New Ocean Entry” and dangers of the bench.
This is what not to do as you are risking someone's life as well as yours. See "Video" . Aloha and thank you viewing
Comments (33)
WoW!!! I knew this must be yours when I saw the thumb!! Excellent!! :)
Tha lava is the same old thing each time--but excitingly fresh nonetheless. There's so much to see in each image.
Thanx for the insperation!!! One day I´m going to shot LAVA!!
Excellent capture! :)
The local gov ought to hire you =D And a good many of your shots should be in public spaces around there (library, hotel lobby/halls, college halls, etc) I've donated paintings here and there and am pleased they are displayed. =)
A great photo showing older lava, new lava, and the flames. Thank you for the links. I checked them all out.
very interesting and WONDERFUL picture!!!!!!!
That video was shot by a madman!
I think I said it before I am envious, Excellent work.
Fantastic shot Sharky I can almost feel the heat. I shall now watch the video!
Dear friend Errol Amazing series photographs difficult and dangerous but really wonderful and beautiful!!!!!
Seems to be active of late Errol! A combination of envy for the shots and relief for living somewhere safe!
Excellent capture....Very well done
Great image sweetie Hugs Susan~
always so impressive........
Nope! I wouldn't be doing what the guy in the video was. ;) Excellent capture!
I think it's safe to say that if anyone can photograph lava and know what they are doing, you can mate!
Great shot and info !
'Just gorgeous my friend... 'just gorgeous.... These photos must go in an archive for History's sake.
The videos are amazing. I can see the power in your shot. It tells the same story in one shot.
I really appreciate your sharing these forays of yours into the danger zone.very enlightening
cool shot!!
That video was crazy. ;o) Your image is awesome, and your entire collection of lava pictures tells a story I could never understand before (having never experienced such firsthand). Really do appreciate your interest in these lava flows.
The last video is just nuts--I hope thay guy got out ok,. Well, I guess he did, or we wouldn't be looking at it. Thanks for another great shot!!
Always exciiting images, Errol!
The ending of the video leaves me filled with questions. Great shot!
Wonderful capture, dear Errol. Excellent work on the lava. Hugs and Aloha. Di. xx
amazing
If I ever get to go...I'd like to have you along as guide. Wonderful shot. Great video examples...
Very well done!