Meet the crazy photographers who swim next to volcanoes Posted on 30 May 2014 Tags:Hawaii Best friends CJ Kale and Nick Selway are daredevil photographers. They swim in 43° degree water, brave breaking waves and lava bombs (yes, lava bombs) and hike volcanic rock edges to get the perfect shots of an active volcano on the Hawaiian shoreline. The video below takes you behind the scenes of the the two photographers in action. Often returning battered and bruised, photographing an active volcano is not an easy task, the dangers of breaking waves in the sea or lava rocks hurtling towards you on land is a reality. However the duo are former rescue swimmers and are aware of all the dangers. To see some of their photography head over to Lava Light Galleries Related Posts A large pod of orcas spotted off the coast of Plettenberg Bay 25 March 2023 Boat tour agency Ocean Safaris posted a video of one of the largest pods of... read more Agitated hippos attack stranded lion in the middle of Crocodile River 15 March 2023 A guide and his guests were treated to a very rare sighting, when a lion,... read more The Okavango River rages 10 April 2020 PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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