Volcanoes in Java Indonesia

Volcanoes in Java Indonesia particularly in java and Sumatra the forming process of volcano is a result of crust crash of Indian Ocean and crust of Asia continent. The java Indonesia volcano in the south part of Indonesia formed as an encounter or crash of Australian and Eurasian plates. The volcanoes in the north side of java, formed as a result of crash between Pacific and Eurasian plates. This gigantic plate keeps moving all the time. Each crash or tow, affect to the volcanic activity sideways this plate’s line. Regularly, the tectonic earthquake that resulted from the moving of plates causes volcanic earthquake inside the earth. It can be merely explained that the friction between high-heated stones, can trigger the escalating of liquid energy inside the earth, in the form of gas, magma, and steam. This intensifying energy that now called the volcano activity. Like in Geographical condition of java, Java Island is basically completely of volcanic origin; it comprises 33 active volcanoes, and numerous active volcanoes in Java Island. Each of them keeps both sad and wonderful story at once.

World's Most Active Volcanoes

Mount Etna on the east coast of Sicily, Italy, close to Messina and Catania. It is one of the most active volcanoes in the world, and is in an almost constant state of activity.

Birds Seems a Flower When He's Diving To Pick Food

Photographer take the super picture of a bird, when he's diving to pick the food. What a great moment to have the perfect picture.

The Profusion Beauty of Winter Landscape

The world never ceases to awe and motivate us with its profusion of beauty. From frozen waterfalls you can climb to lakes with turquoise-colored ice jutting out of them, the natural wonders of our winter world are created out of imperfections so fabulous they seem otherworldly. We have rounded up a few of the most remarkable winter landscapes whose loveliness translates through its imperfections.

Great Images of Fish Tornado

Octavio Aburto a California based Photographer had been in attempt to capture fish tornado from several years. Finally he’s able to capture Thousands of fish forming a ball during the reproduction courtship. In the later half of day, these fish congregate to form a large spawning aggregation around the reefs of the National Park.

 

 

 

 

Lake Superior Ice Caves

The Lake Superior ice caves have not been accessible since 2009, were announced open to the public. The National Park Service hopes the caves will be reachable for about 6 weeks but is completely weather-dependent. The beautifully ice caves are a massive attraction for tourist, and almost 10000 peoples flocked to Meyers Beach (from where the caves are accessible after a 1 mile hike) to observe the unique formation.

Eruption Photos Taken by Francisco Negroni

It is rare that we ever get to see a really hot occurrence in nature with our own two eyes. Chile Photographer Francisco Negroni finally became part of those lucky few that do with the eruption of the Cordón Caulle volcano in Chile. These are really amazing photos taken by  Chilean Photographer, you must admire his efforts.

Wonderful Photo Taken by Matt Hutton

Photographer Matt Hutton captured perfect time image, when he saw a dolphin and surfer riding a wave at Jacques Point in Kalbarri Australia. He shared the image at Sifter last week. He said; photo is spontaneous and shot accidentally when the appearance of dolphin was a surprise to both him and the surfer (Trent Sherborne). The photo was depict with a Cannon 5D MKIII at a focal length of 400 mm (actual lens: 70-200 f/2.8 IS USM II with a x2 II extender). Shutter speed was 1/4000sec with an aperture of f/5.6 and ISO 800. Prints are available through Matt’s website. To keep up with the latest, like Matt Hutton Photography on Facebook!Source: Charismatic Planet