Ice and Fire
An aerial photo above a crowd gathered on ice to witness a volcanic eruption in Iceland shows our Earth’s beautiful contrast of ice and fire.
Mossy lava fields
One of the most spectacular moss blankets in the world is located on the southern coast of Iceland, over the Eldraun Lava Field.
Front row
An active volcano viewed by two tiny silhouettes in Fagradalsfjall, Iceland by photographer Signefotar.
Lava dome
Captured in 1969 at the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, this incredibly rare symmetrical dome of lava is 65-feet high.
Volcano lightning
A picture so perfect it’s hard to believe that it’s real, but the image was captured in 2015 in Chile by photographer Francisco Negroni.
Inside a Lava Cave
This is a real life image peering inside of a lava cave in Kalapana, Hawaii taken in 2011 by photographer Leigh Hilbert. Such a rare glimpse into Earth’s magma core.
Fuego Volcano
The Volcán de Fuego (Fuego Volcano) in Guatemala is an active volcano that erupts quite frequently. From what we’ve been able to glean from the internet comments about this image, it was taken in early December when the volcano was erupting consistently every 25-45 minutes.