Sulfer Rocks by sharky_
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Sulfur Rocks. Hold on to your nose because it does smell like rotten eggs. The yellowish color rocks are the sulfur. Luck was with us on this trip as the wind was blowing in the other direction. If you will notice, some of the plants around this sulfur bank are nice and green? They seem to strive around this sulfur bank. Aloha and thank you for viewing
Comments (19)
a very hostile looking place for sure but also very pretty in it's own right! you captured the steam very well and the color is excellent!!! outstanding caputre as always!!!
GRRRRRRRRR___eat shot
Love the different levels of nature you have captured here. Beautiful colours.Well done:)
Amazing shot!!! It's always interesting to me how many plants can live, in what we might think, to be an unlivable situation, and yet somehow they flourish!! Thanks for the info and beautiful photo!!!!
Very beautiful. I bet it does have quite a smell. Excellent work.
i like toomuch ,a guide in hawai!!
Beautiful capture of that steam and plant...and everything else. It is so crisp and clear, perfect sharpness. Well done indeed, enjoy your weekend!!! #:o)
What a great capture! Fantastic picture ~v~ :)
i notice the steam coming off those yellow rocks and wonder if they're hot? this image is a bit mysterious to me. the steam seems to have a ghostly shape floating in the air!! very interesting to see this sulfar bank!!! what kind of flowers are those that are growing here, Errol??? Excellent capture!!! Aloha!
Sheila, Yes some of the rocks are hot. Also, the plants in front are several types. Metrosideros polymorpha (Hawaiian:
ohia) Vaccinium reticulatum (Hawaiian: `ohelo) and some fern. The little tree in the middle will grow such as the larger tree's in the back ground. Those are Ohi'a trees and are great for firewood. They do have a beautiful red flower called Lehua flower. AlohaSpectacular capture...
amazing piece of work..a side of hawaii you rarely hear of.. its kinda like beyond paradise.. superb p'graphy...:)
Very impressive capture :)) Your country is full of surprising things and we can see through your shots that the earth is far from being dead :))
Amazing what differnt plants can thrive on! I can almost smell the sulfur through my monitor, this is a great capture! I love the colors on the sulfured rocks!
pooooh! Who Jam Tarted? Yep...Rotten Eggs...some similar places in NZ....and....yep...things do tend to grow more Verdent....must be excess Nitro in the Air...good woork Sir...aloha.
Sometimes we miss the smells on a computer but here it's definitely an advantage! Wonderful to see how in nature plants can take advantage where others die!
bad smell but tasteful capture! fantastic composed and wonderful colortones! very impressive and viewing this image one connot imagine that there is such a smell! ;o)
Nice and crisp shot here...Having seen this area before I know the smell all too well..Beautiful Capture Sharky!
looks like a ghost in there too