Lava Fall: A fire hose of lava or "lava fall" at the Kamokuna ocean entry for Kilauea Volcano, Big Island. This is by far the most volume and fastest amount of lava a fire hose (or lava hose) has produced in recorded history. Photo taken at the "Blue Hour" (transition of dawn light into daylight), January 29, 2017.
Share
twitterlinkedinfacebook
Lava Fall at the Blue Hour, Kilauea Volcano, Big Island of Hawai'i
Lava Fall: A fire hose of lava or "lava fall" at the Kamokuna ocean entry for Kilauea Volcano, Big Island. This is by far the most volume and fastest amount of lava a fire hose (or lava hose) has produced in recorded history. Photo taken at the "Blue Hour" (transition of dawn light into daylight), January 29, 2017.

Filename: WF157.jpg
Size: 4000x5000 / 2.8MB
Date: 29 Jan 2017
Location:
Copyright:
Model Release: No
Property Release: No
Direct Link:
View This Image's Galleries: All Rights Managed Images, Warren Fintz, Big Island of Hawai'i, New Work!, Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
Keywords: