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It’s 2000 degrees fahrenheit and The VOLCANO MAN is cool.
Brad Lewis and his PENTAX 67 II have seen the death and rebirth of THE
ISLAND OF FIRE. As the world’s leading volcanic photographer, Brad
has exposed his trusted camera to some of the most adverse shooting conditions
on earth: caustic fumes, acid air, intense radiant heat. The fact that
his Pentax 67 II survives these corrosive elements is
remarkable. What’s more important is that when Brad finally takes
off his gas mask and boots with melted soles, he knows he has THE SHOT.
Rich, dark molten lava and fiery red explosions, captured in the same
frame with accurate exposure. Composed, of course , with a very calm eye.
All photographs appearing on this site are the COPYRIGHTED PROPERTY of G. Brad Lewis, and available for usage by license only. No form of reproduction or manipulation, including copying or saving as a digital file is permitted. Any unauthorized usage of these images will be prosecuted to the full extent of the U.S. Copyright Law.
Copyright © 2005 G. Brad Lewis