Difference between old and fresh lava by sharky_

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jan 29, 2011

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I'm still in that little hole. You can see little smoke in the background possible from the burning wood. No rain that day so I can't say from water or steam. There is a lot of fallen trees. Lava would touch tree, it burns at its base and the tree will fall. The top of the tree would fall on the already cooler crusted lava and thus not burn completely. Closer to me, you can see the little gas jets on the lava caused by the burning twigs and gas is trying to escape. You can tell the difference between the old lava and the new fresh lava. You see no smoke from the lava itself. Now check out the scenes from the TV show "Man vs Wild" and tell me what you think. Aloha and thank you for viewing... "Movie 1" "Movie 2"

Comments (26)

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Richardphotos

1:27PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

amazing stuff to see and learn about

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FractalFactor

1:33PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Another fantastic photograph. If the guy was faking the film, he should be made to do it again--without faking it.

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SSoffia

1:55PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Dear friend Errol AnotherAmazing capture love this series !!!!!

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flora-crassella

2:08PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Lava and no end..... You would think that, the volcano would have to be empty for a long time! Wonderful shot!!!!!

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durleybeachbum

2:09PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Marvellously interesting!

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emmecielle

3:48PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Wonderful image and interesting video! :)

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Debwhosmiles

4:05PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Nice image of the whole scene, I can see the trees laying up there unburned. The little flames are interesting, thx for your explanations~ =) On the video... poor Discovery Channel...

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willpee

5:08PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Very cool or I guess I should say hot !

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sandra46

5:12PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

GORGEOUS IMAGE!!! BRAVO!!

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babuci

6:37PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

Your lava series always so educational...thx to share your knowledge with us so we have a better understanding of this event what still form our earth.

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bkhook

8:47PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

You're better than bear... love your images always...So up close like I'm really there..huggz and be safe my friend.

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bimm3d

9:31PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

great capture!!

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Digitaleagle

11:33PM | Sat, 29 January 2011

This is something I've never seen so these shots of your are extremely interesting, awesome detail, textures and color, very nicely done!

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jayfar

3:08AM | Sun, 30 January 2011

A fantastic image and with great clarity Sharky.

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rainbows

4:03AM | Sun, 30 January 2011

A wonderful capture and write up, dear Errol. Hugs and Aloha. Diane. xx

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jophoto

3:21PM | Sun, 30 January 2011

Amazing stuff...too scary for me! Very interesting though.

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npauling

7:54PM | Sun, 30 January 2011

A very hot photograph and I love seeing the details of the lava though I wouldn't want to go near it.

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Cosme..D..Churruca

2:28AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

amazing as always!

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toddmiskimen

6:31AM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Nice

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beachzz

11:32AM | Tue, 01 February 2011

this never ceases to amaze me!!

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DananJaya_Chef

6:17AM | Wed, 02 February 2011

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barbdennist

4:03PM | Thu, 03 February 2011

It is interesting to see the little gas flames. The videos were interesting to watch and read the disclaimers added by the Discovery channel. I thought the guy looked like a total idiot with no common sense or respect for the lava, even before I knew it was fake. But it was interesting to see the lava and ignore the guy.

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