HIGH 🌋 ON HAWAI'I 🌺

While living under tarps, strung up in the jungle, camping in my tent, on cinder during hurricane season in Hawai'i, in the district that gets the most rain in the United States, Poliʻahu kept us safe. She would break storms from the tip of the tallest mountain in the world, Mauna Kea, if measured from the ocean floor.

I love how this photo follows the rule of thirds. The sky as one third, the clouds being obliterated as they ascend higher as the second third, and the endless fields of aged and oxidized lava as the completion of all thirds forming a base in martian red.