Monday, 31st December 2007
Snowy Lava Flow
by Aaron McDonald
Mt. St. Helens, WA. At this time the lava dome was growing at the rate equivalent to one dumptruck load every ten seconds. The awesome power of nature at work.
Equipment: Olympus Evolt
Aaron McDonald
Snowy Lava Flow by Aaron McDonald was photo of the day on Monday, 31st December 2007. It is tagged Aerial, Craters, Snow, Volcano. You can leave a comment below.
16 Comments
stormygirl
Great image you have there!!!! Is this aerial??
Ann
A very interesting shot adeptly capturing nature at work. It looks so very cold/bleak and wild out there. You have a good photo here. Congrats.
Anurag
Amazing!! hot lava and Ice, awesome subject matter
Pauline Jones
A great picture of a wonderful part of the planet.
Pieter -sAner- van der Horst
This is a very beautiful picture. A good one to end the year with. My only nit: the blue haze is a bit too much for me.
laurens
beautiful, icy lava, ice, how did you make the shot? helicopter?
Tom Brooklyn
Magnificent in scope and grandeur.
Sue Gagnon
Absolutely incredible set of events, and supurb capture!
Jacob Maentz
Very cool shot!
Marker
Growing? Is it about to pop again then? Magnificent photograph from what could turn out to be a precarious position.
kml
Wow – that is awesome – when was it taken?
Aaron McDonald
Picture was taken early spring of 2007 while in a cessna 172. We circled about three times at a distance of about 3/4 mile. It was amazing.
Su
Fantastic shot
mike
Love the scenery.
Renee
Amazing shot! love the view.
su
Awesome shot, so hot yet so cold, amaxing capture.