Volcanic Ash Cloud Nontserrat West Indies by deevee
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This photograph was taken on one of my numerous trips to the Emerald Isle of the Caribbean. I was lucky enough to capture an ash cloud as it bellowed from the volcano.
I hope you enjoy these types of photographs, as I have quite a few which I would like to share.
Thanks for looking and commenting, it is always appreciated.
Taken with my trusty Nikon 35mm. SLR.
Stay healthy,
Deevee,
Joe.
Comments (14)
Beautiful photo Joe...saw a similar cloud way back in 1980 above Mt St Helens in Washington state...caused me to move back to the non-volcanic prairies myself..LOL..post more...you have a great eye man..stay healthy bobby
Almost incredible! Yes, plesae share your pics with us!
looks excellent .. very good image you display here.
Excelent image! I love volcanoes (very far from them)because of its powerness and beauty, and I'll be waiting anxiously for the next picture!
AMAZING CAPTURE! what a great show to view! :)
Share, share, share!!! That is one awesome shot!!! Excellent capture!!!
Impressive image. The movement of the cloud is amazing.
SPECTACULAR !!!!! a great photo !! I just flew over mount Saint Helens and it's little plume is piddley next to this fantastic view !!
Wow!! Very scary and beautiful image, Joe! Outstanding!!! v
Oh wow, very scary. But a spectacular and indeed outstanding shot too. Superb.
You've been close to it! Wow! Impressive shot!
Wonderful performance of nature!
What an amazing thing to see. I can't imaging how it must feel to be so close to something so huge and uncontrollable. Brilliant picture, thank you so much.
whoa! thats a really cool pic