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World Volcanoes Gallery: Images by Robert W. Decker and Colleagues
The World Volcanoes Gallery was designed by Robert Decker. Volcanoes are indexed so you can click on your favorite, or, browse through all the images by hitting "next." Each image includes a full description.
See hundreds of images, all searchable by key words, at our Smug Mug site!
The Smug Mug CSAV site is available for you to enjoy.
The Smug Mug CSAV site is up and running! Photographs are arranged by category (including Volcanoes Hawaii, Volcanoes USA, Earthquakes.) You also can find images using key words, such as pahoehoe, Mount St. Helens, and so forth. Below, we've chosen a few samples from our Smug Mug site, to give you an idea of the variety of images available. We will be adding new material to the Smug Mug site periodically, so check back.
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Red lehua blossoms adorn an ohia tree.
Nene geese wear ID bands to help researchers.
A turtle swims at Punaluu Black Sand Beach.
The Congregational Church in Kohala after the Kiholo Bay quake..
A seismograph records volcanic tremor.
The 2006 Kiholo Bay quake (M6.7) damaged Waikoloa Elementary.
A scientist at Boiling Pots hikes to columnar jointing.
Secondary mineralization appears on glassy pahoehoe.
Tiny accretionary lapilli remain behind as softer ash erodes.
In 1974, a lava flow pours into Keanakakoi.
Graham Ryan wears protective clothing as he measures lava temperatures.
Lightning flashes in the 2008 ocean entry plume at Waikupanaha, Kilauea.
In 2000, a culvert from the Komohana Bridge landed in the Mishina family backyard.
The Komohana Street bridge was completely washed away in a flood.
In 2009, a tsunami surprised fishermen at the Keauhou Boat Harbor.