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Volcanism, a powerful force of nature that shapes our world

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Eshaness peninsula, shows a cross section of a 395 mil. year old volcano, Shetland islands, Scotland. (Large format sizes available) Date: 15/10/2009

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Eshaness peninsula, shows a cross section of a 395 mil. year old volcano, Shetland islands, Scotland. (Large format sizes available) Date: 15/10/2009

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Landscapes around Kisoro, Kigezi. This area is densely populated and intensively farmed. The extinct volcanoes have terraces for better farming

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Landscapes around Kisoro, Kigezi. This area is densely populated and intensively farmed. The extinct volcanoes have terraces for better farming

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Landscapes around Kisoro, Kigezi. This area is densely populated and intensively farmed. the slopes of the extinct volcanoes have terraces for better farming. Kisoro, Kigezi, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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Landscapes around Kisoro, Kigezi. This area is densely populated and intensively farmed. the slopes of the extinct volcanoes have terraces for better farming. Kisoro, Kigezi, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park Lake Kitagota an explosion crater filled with water in lush vegetation, Kasese, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park with view of the Rwenzori (Ruwenzori) Mountains, Kasese, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park with view of the Rwenzori (Ruwenzori) Mountains, Kasese, Uganda. Date: 22/01/2009

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The lower gorge with thermal springs at Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya. The national park's main attractions are the vertical red basalt cliffs

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Mount Kilimanjaro seen from Amboseli National Park, Kenya, Africa. Date: 26/08/2009

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Mount Kilimanjaro seen from Amboseli National Park, Kenya, Africa (Large format sizes available). Date: 26/08/2009

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Kilimanjaro seen from Tsavo-West National Park, Kenya, Africa. Date: 26/08/2009

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Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya near Lake Naivasha. The lower gorge. The national park's main attractions are the vertical red basalt cliffs

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Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya near Lake Naivasha. The lower gorge. The national park's main attractions are the vertical red basalt cliffs

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Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya near Lake Naivasha. The lower gorge. The national park's main attractions are the vertical red basalt cliffs

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Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya near Lake Naivasha. The lower gorge. The national park's main attractions are the vertical red basalt cliffs

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Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya near Lake Naivasha. Fischers Tower in the upper gorge. The national park's main attractions are the vertical red basalt cliffs

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Fischers Tower in the upper gorge of Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya. The national park's main attractions are the vertical red basalt cliffs

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Mount Kenya National Park seen from the Aberdare Mountain Range. The peaks Batian (5199m) and Nelion in the Mt. Kenya range are the second highest peaks in Africa, only Mt. Kilimanjaro is higher

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Central Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Batian and Nelion seen through the Mackinder Valley

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Central Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. The central part of Mount Kenya with the Mackinder Valley

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Lake Nanyuki. Mount Kenya National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. (Large format sizes available). Date: 30/04/2009

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Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Sunrise with the Aberdare mountain range in the background

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Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Sunrise with the Aberdare mountain range in the background and typical Afroalpine vegetation

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Mount Kenya with Batian and Nelion peaks, and typical Afroalpine vegetation of Giant Lobelias and Giant Groundsel. Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site)

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Central Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Batian and Nelion and typical Afroalpine vegetation of Giant Lobelias

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Central Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. The central part of Mount Kenya

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Central Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Lake Michaelson in the Gorges Valley. (Large format sizes available). Date: 30/04/2009

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Central Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Peaks Batian and Nelion with reflection in a mountain lake

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Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Sunrise with the peaks Batian and Nelion with reflection in a mountain lake

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Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Sunrise with the peaks Batian and Nelion with reflection in a mountain lake

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Reflection in a mountain lake with Giant Groundsel, Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. (Large format sizes available). Date: 30/04/2009

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Central Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. Peaks Batian and Nelion and the Gorges Valley. (Large format sizes available)

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Northeast Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. The peaks Batian (5199m) and Nelion in the Mt

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Northeast Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. The peaks Batian (5199m) and Nelion in the Mt

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Northeast Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. The mountain forest consists mainly of Kosso or Rosewood trees ( Hagenia abyssinica)

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Northeast Mount Kenya National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the highlands of central Kenya, Africa. The mountain forest consists mainly of Kosso or Rosewood trees (Hagenia abyssinica)

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Giant Groundsel or Dendrosenecio (senecio keniodendron) in the Mount Kenya National Park, Kenya, with withered inflorescence

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Giant Groundsel or Dendrosenecio (senecio keniodendron) in the Mount Kenya National Park, Kenya, with withered inflorescence

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Giant Groundsel or Dendrosenecio (senecio keniodendron) in the Mount Kenya National Park, Kenya, with withered inflorescence before sunrise Giant Groundsel is endemic to the Afromontane high altitude

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Giant Groundsel or Dendrosenecio (senecio keniodendron) in Mount Kenya National Park, Kenya. Giant Groundsel is endemic to the Afromontane high altitude environments of Africa's highest

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The buttes of Mulit near Semien Mountains, Ethiopia Date: 07/01/2009

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Landscape near the Escarpment of the Semien Mountains, Ethiopia Date: 07/01/2009



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Volcanism, a powerful force of nature that shapes our world. From the majestic Mount Longonot in Kenya to the mesmerizing Lake Natron in Tanzania, volcanoes have left their mark on our planet for millions of years. Imagine standing on a fishing jetty on Lake Atitlan, with the imposing volcanoes Toliman and Atitlan towering behind you. The sheer magnitude of these volcanic giants reminds us of Earth's raw power and beauty. In Hawaii, Kilauea volcano stands as a testament to constant change. Its fiery eruptions continuously shape the landscape, creating new land where there was once only ocean. Traveling to Iceland takes us to Halslon Reservoir, where an ash and gas cloud from the Holuhraun fissure eruption near Baroarbunga volcano paints an eerie picture against the highlands' backdrop, and is a reminder that even seemingly peaceful landscapes can hide immense energy beneath their surface. Mountain biking through Chile's Atacama Desert offers an adrenaline rush like no other. Against this arid backdrop lies evidence of past volcanic activity, reminding us that life can thrive even in harsh conditions. Delving into history reveals Traugott Bromme's hand-coloured plate depicting South Africa, Madagascar, Ethiopian archipelago, and volcanic islands of the East. These paintings showcase not only nature's grandeur but also its influence on human culture throughout time. Nature never ceases to amaze; even celestial phenomena like Northern Lights or aurora borealis dance over mountains between Thingvellir and Laugarvatn in Iceland. This breathtaking display serves as a reminder that our planet is part of something much larger than ourselves. Finally, we find ourselves gazing at Gran Gratere on Vulcano Island in Sicily's Aeolian Islands archipelago. Here we witness both destruction and creation intertwined—the remnants of past eruptions contrasting with stunning views across this volcanic paradise. Volcanism, a force that has shaped our world since time immemorial.