Nick Selway, 28, and CJ Kale, 35, braved baking hot 110F waters to capture these images, as they floated just feet from scalding heat and floating lava bombs. The pair, spend their days camped on the edge of active volcanoes to capture the incredible images.
Terrifying: Mr Selway and Mr Kale dress only in swimming shorts and flippers as they float in rough seas as hot as 110F to capture the incredible imagesContrast: The bright light of the lava, accentuated by a long exposure, sets of the grey of the water in the Hawaiian duskClose call: The cameraman is just a few dozen feet from fiery lava pouring out of the rockBeauty: Hawaii is an collection of volcanic islands located over a geological ‘hot spot’ in the Central Pacific
Beautiful, but dangerous: Mr Selway and Mr Kale don’t recommend that others attempt to recreate these incredible shotsFountain of flames: A volley of lava explodes into the air with clouds of menacing smoke rising aboveInches from death: People die every year in Hawaii trying to get a close-up view of the island chain’s spectacular volcanoesLife on Mars? A river of molten rock flows past a majestic landscape that conjures up images of perhaps some faraway planetStunning: The rising steam from the eruptions creates a rainbow across the evening sky
