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Amazing Photos

This image shows the magnificence of erupting magma, ash and gas, during the first days of December 2015, which rose to a height of several kilometers above the summit of Mount Etna.

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Is it my blurry morning vision, or perhaps an ascending bubble between her and the camera? Does it not look like a chunk of her lower derriere is missing??? SHARK!
I can't answer one technical aspect. Where are the shutterbugs? - maybe it's the lens and some dust or grit, or moisture more likely. Experience however dictates, that's a very natural, dolphin-safe, shark-free derriere. Duck diving does wonders for the glutes - and it's such a buzz, slipping under waves like that. Totally addictive :)
 
This image shows the magnificence of erupting magma, ash and gas, during the first days of December 2015, which rose to a height of several kilometers above the summit of Mount Etna.

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Foom. We think we're so badass, but we don't have a thing on Mother Nature when it comes to destructive power!
 
One for @catcauphonic since he's a cat lover..

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Thanks dude! :) This is one of my fave images that's certainly made some rounds. It's definitely in the 'Cat Thread 2016', & it may even appear earlier in this thread. Also, it was my FB cover photo for a long time ... recently replaced with this one :D

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It looks like a wide angle shot ... in which case it would have been an 'objects are closer than they appear' moment :nailbiting:
Of course, the more interesting question is "how close was the photographer" rather than the camera. ;) Might be a good use for a "selfie stick" about 20' long!
 
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