Show Navigation

Have Camera Will Travel Header Logo

  • Have Camera Will Travel
  • Portfolio | Images
  • Timelapse Demo Reel
  • About
  • Contact
  • Site Tools
    • All Galleries
    • Search
    • Cart
    • Lightbox
    • Client Area

Have Camera Will Travel Header Logo

Search Results

106 images

Refine Search
Match all words
Match any word
Prints
Personal Use
Royalty-Free
Rights-Managed
(leave unchecked to
search all images)
Next

Loading ()...

  • A tour group of hikers at the summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Tour Group near Summi...tif
  • A guide and hiker at the summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Guide and Hiker at Su...tif
  • While clouds shroud the summit of Pacaya Volcano, steam rises from the still-warm ground. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Summit Steam and Clou...tif
  • A plant manages to grow in the thick layer of volcanic gravel near the summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Volcanic Rock and Veg...tif
  • Cloud obscures part of the summit of Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Mist and Cloud (25509...tif
  • A group of tourists pose for photos at a cloudy and misty summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Tourists Posing for P...tif
  • Steam rising from the warm ground mixes with clouds at the summit of Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Steam and Mists at Su...tif
  • Some of the rugged terrain formed by the solidified lava flows at the summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Rocky Terrain (255091...tif
  • Some of the igneous rock from solidified lava flows at the summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Solidified Lava Flow ...tif
  • The summit of Pacaya Volcano isnow mostly covered in dark gray volcanic gravel with only a few small patches of plantlife managing to grow. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Summit Terrain (25509...tif
  • Mists and clouds shroud the submitt of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Mists and Clouds (255...tif
  • One of the local tour guides provides information to a hiker near the summit of Pacaya Volcano on a misty morning. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Tour Guide (255091214...tif
  • A tour group of hikers at the summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Tour Group at Summit ...tif
  • A group of tourists stands on top of one of the outcrops at the summit of Pacaya Volcano and is partially shrouded by the mix of cloud and steam. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Tour Group (255091214...tif
  • A hiker stands on some of the rugged terrain at the cloud-covered summit of Pacaya Volcano. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Hills and Valleys (25...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano seen from Antigua, Guatemala...tif
  • Much of the ground is covered with dark grey pebbles, but scattered amongst it are some red and white pebbles getting their color from metallic elements. Pacaya is an active volcano that forms part of the Central America Volcanic Arc. It forms a popular tourist destination easily accessible from Antigua and Guatemala City. Situated within the Pacaya National Park, it rises to 2,552 metres (8,373 ft). Its last major eruption, which caused considerable damange to nearby villages and reshaped the summit, was in May 2010. That eruption and scattered volcanic ash over much of the nearby area, prompting school closings and emergency evacuations and cleared much of the vegetation near the top of the mountain.
    Pacaya Volcano Red Stones (255091214...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano and rundown buildings in Ant...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano seen from Antigua, Guatemala...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Brightly painted buildings and Volca...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano seen from Antigua, Guatemala...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano and street scene in Antigua,...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano and street scene in Antigua,...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    View of a volcano from Antigua, Guat...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Buildings and volcano in Antigua, Gu...tif
  • Traditional Spanish colonial architecture of Antigua stands in the foreground, with Volcán de Agua (or Agua Volcano) towering in the background. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano seen from Antigua, Guatemala...tif
  • A silhouette of Mombacho volcano as seen from the clock tower at Iglesia de la Merced in Granada, Nicaragua.
    Mombacho Volcano, Granada, Nicaragua...tif
  • A silhouette of Mombacho volcano as seen from the clock tower at Iglesia de la Merced in Granada, Nicaragua.
    Mombacho Volcano, Granada, Nicaragua...tif
  • One of the old ruins in Antigua, Guatemala, mostly destroyed by one of the earthquakes that has shaken the city over the years. At left in the distance is another indication of the active seismic activity in the area with the Volcan de Agua (Volcano of Water).
    Ruins of Iglesia de El Carmen in Ant...tif
  • Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Chicken buses in Antigua, Guatemala,...tif
  • Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano with Chicken buses in Antigu...tif
  • Volcán de Fuego emits a large puff of ash and smoke near Antigua Guatemala. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Volcano smoke near Antigua, Guatemal...tif
  • near Iglesia y Convento de Santa Clara
    Volcano seen from Antigua, Guatemala...tif
  • Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Antigua's market with volcano in bac...tif
  • The dome of the Cathedral de Granada against the Mombacho volcano in the distance. There has been a church on this spot since about 1525, but it was destroyed and rebuilt several times in the following centuries as the city of Granada was attacked by pirates and others. Construction on the current version began in 1888 but was not fully completed until 1972. With its distinctive yellow with white trim exterior, it stands over Parque Central in the heart of Granada, Nicaragua.
    Dome of Cathedral of Granada, Nicara...tif
  • The dome of the Cathedral de Granada against the Mombacho volcano in the distance. There has been a church on this spot since about 1525, but it was destroyed and rebuilt several times in the following centuries as the city of Granada was attacked by pirates and others. Construction on the current version began in 1888 but was not fully completed until 1972. With its distinctive yellow with white trim exterior, it stands over Parque Central in the heart of Granada, Nicaragua.
    Dome of Cathedral of Granada, Nicara...tif
  • The dome of the Cathedral de Granada against the Mombacho volcano in the distance. There has been a church on this spot since about 1525, but it was destroyed and rebuilt several times in the following centuries as the city of Granada was attacked by pirates and others. Construction on the current version began in 1888 but was not fully completed until 1972. With its distinctive yellow with white trim exterior, it stands over Parque Central in the heart of Granada, Nicaragua.
    Dome of Cathedral of Granada, Nicara...tif
  • The dome of the Cathedral de Granada against the Mombacho volcano in the distance. There has been a church on this spot since about 1525, but it was destroyed and rebuilt several times in the following centuries as the city of Granada was attacked by pirates and others. Construction on the current version began in 1888 but was not fully completed until 1972. With its distinctive yellow with white trim exterior, it stands over Parque Central in the heart of Granada, Nicaragua.
    Dome of Cathedral of Granada, Nicara...tif
  • The dome of the Cathedral de Granada against the Mombacho volcano in the distance. There has been a church on this spot since about 1525, but it was destroyed and rebuilt several times in the following centuries as the city of Granada was attacked by pirates and others. Construction on the current version began in 1888 but was not fully completed until 1972. With its distinctive yellow with white trim exterior, it stands over Parque Central in the heart of Granada, Nicaragua.
    Dome of Cathedral of Granada, Nicara...tif
  • The dome of the Cathedral de Granada against the Mombacho volcano in the distance. There has been a church on this spot since about 1525, but it was destroyed and rebuilt several times in the following centuries as the city of Granada was attacked by pirates and others. Construction on the current version began in 1888 but was not fully completed until 1972. With its distinctive yellow with white trim exterior, it stands over Parque Central in the heart of Granada, Nicaragua.
    Dome of Cathedral of Granada, Nicara...tif
  • View of Volcan de Agua partially covered in clouds as seen from Antigua Guatemala. It's one of three volcanoes near Antigua.
    Volcan de Agua near Antigua Guatemal...tif
  • View of Volcan de Agua partially covered in clouds as seen from Antigua Guatemala. It's one of three volcanoes near Antigua.
    Volcan de Agua and Clouds near Antig...tif
  • Under the clock tower of the Santa Catalina arch over the street in Antigua, Guatemala, one can see the Volcán de Agua in the distance.
    Santa Catalina in Antigua Guatemala ...tif
  • Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Chicken buses station in Antigua, Gu...tif
  • As the sun sets behind the mountains ringing Antigua Guatemala it casts a golden glow on the clouds above. Famous for its well-preserved Spanish baroque architecture as well as a number of ruins from earthquakes, Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former capital of Guatemala.
    Setting sun in Antigua, Guatemala (3...tif
  • With some of the buildings ringing Parque Central in Antigua, Guatemala, in the foreground, the Volcán de Agua can be seen partially obscured in the background.
    (2570914210051).tif
  • The Volcan de Agua can be seen under the arch at the Santa Catalina in Antigua, Guatemala.
    Santa Catalina in Antigua Guatemala ...tif
  • near Iglesia y Convento de Santa Clara
    Arches and fountain in Antigua Guate...tif
  • Iglesia de la Merced is regarded as one of the most beautiful of Granada's churches. It was originally built in 1539, but in subsequent centuries it was destroyed or damaged and rebuilt several times. The current baroque facade dates to 1783. The church's most recent renovation came after being being damaged by William Walker's men in 1854, with the restoration done in 1862.
    Bell Tower at Iglesia de la Merced, ...tif
  • Under the clock tower of the Santa Catalina arch over the street in Antigua, Guatemala, one can see the Volcán de Agua in the distance.
    Santa Catalina in Antigua Guatemala ...tif
  • The Volcán de Agua can be seen under the arch at the Santa Catalina in Antigua, Guatemala.
    Santa Catalina in Antigua Guatemala ...tif
  • The Volcán de Agua can be seen under the arch at the Santa Catalina in Antigua, Guatemala.
    Santa Catalina in Antigua Guatemala ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • (3481214162108).tif
  • Next to Iglesia y Convento de Santa Clara
    Water and arch in Antigua, Guatemala...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • (3481214161956).tif
  • The summit (Kibo Summit) of Mt Kilimanjaro seen from the distance below, with its snow and catching the golden rays of the late afternoon sun.
    Mt Kilimanjaro Landscape (2370824152...tif
  • The summit (Kibo Summit) of Mt Kilimanjaro seen from the distance below, with its snow and partly covered in clouds. In the foreground is a corn field.
    Mt Kilimanjaro Summit and Corn Field...tif
  • Volcán de Agua in the distance, with the colonial architecture of Antigua, Guatemla in the foreground.
    Volcan de Agua from Antigua, Guatema...tif
  • The summit (Kibo Summit) of Mt Kilimanjaro seen from the distance below, with its snow and partly covered in clouds.
    Mt Kilimanjaro Summit (2370824111421...tif
  • The summit (Kibo Summit) of Mt Kilimanjaro seen from the distance below, with its snow and partly covered in clouds.
    Mt Kilimanjaro Summit and Snows (237...tif
  • The summit (Kibo Summit) of Mt Kilimanjaro seen from the distance below, with its snow and partly covered in clouds.
    Mt Kilimanjaro Landscape (2370824111...tif
  • During the morning on the day before Guatemalan Independence Day (which is celebrated on September 15), hundreds of school children from Antigua and the surrounding villages march in a parade of school groups in Antigua, some in costumes and others in their school uniforms. The parade includes school marching bands and cheerleaders as well. The procession starts at Parque Central and weaves its way past the bright yellow La Merced church and onto the municipal stadium.
    Guatemalan Independence Day Antigua ...tif
  • The dark, course sand of the beach at Whalers Bay on Deception Island, Antarctica. In the background are some oil tanks and buildings from the abandoned whaling station. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock. The volcano also keeps the ground and water warmer than the surrounding area.
    Beach at Whalers Bay Antarctica (353...tif
  • Shafts of wood lie on the beach partially covered in snow amongst the ruins of the former whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Wooden Planks on the Beach at Whaler...tif
  • Metal tanks sit abandoned at the former Antarctic whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Metal Tanks at Whalers Bay Antarctic...tif
  • Large metal oil tanks slowly rusting on the beach in an abandoned whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Oil Tank at Whalers Bay Antarctica (...tif
  • Snow-covered moutnains behind the former whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Mountains at Whalers Bay Antarctica ...tif
  • The rugged landscape of Neptunes Bellows, the entrance to Whalers Bay on Deception Island in the South Shetland Islands. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Jagged Rocks of Neptunes Bellows Ant...tif
  • The rugged landscape of Neptunes Bellows, the entrance to Whalers Bay on Deception Island in the South Shetland Islands. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Jagged Rocks of Neptunes Bellows Ant...tif
  • The rugged landscape of Neptunes Bellows, the entrance to Whalers Bay on Deception Island in the South Shetland Islands. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Neptunes Bellows Antarctica (3531219...tif
  • A Weddell seal lounges at the waterline at Whalers Bay on Deception Island, with the path he has dragged himself clearly visible in the dark volcanic sand of the beach. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Weddell Seal at Whalers Bay Antarcti...tif
  • A wooden whaling boat sits on the beach at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. A whaling station once occupied the site, which is now abandoned. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Antarctic Whaling Boat at Whalers Ba...tif
  • The beach at Whalers Bay, Deception Island, with ruins of the abandoned whaling station in the background. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Whalers Bay Beach on Deception Islan...tif
  • Seaweed washed up on the beach at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Antarctic Seaweed at Whalers Bay Ant...tif
  • Three Chinstrap penguins stand on teh beach in front of two people at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Penguins on the Beach at Whalers Bay...tif
  • A close-up of the volcanic pebbles and stones on the beach of Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Volcanic Rocks of Deception Island A...tif
  • Metal tanks sit abandoned at the former Antarctic whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Metal Tanks at Whalers Bay Antarctic...tif
  • Wooden building ruins at the abandoned whaling station at Whalers Bay, Deception Island. Because of the cold temperatures, wood takes much longer to decompose than it does in warmer climates. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Whaling Station Ruins at Deception I...tif
  • Wooden building ruins at the abandoned whaling station at Whalers Bay, Deception Island. Because of the cold temperatures, wood takes much longer to decompose than it does in warmer climates. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Whaling Station Ruins at Deception I...tif
  • Wooden building ruins at the abandoned whaling station at Whalers Bay, Deception Island. Because of the cold temperatures, wood takes much longer to decompose than it does in warmer climates. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Whaling Station Ruins at Deception I...tif
  • A small cemetery at the former whaling station at Whalers Bay, Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Cemetery Whalers Bay Antarctica (353...tif
  • A small cemetery at the former whaling station at Whalers Bay, Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Cemetery Whalers Bay Antarctica (353...tif
  • Looking inside an abandoned building of what was once a whaling station at Whalers Bay, Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Ruins at Whalers Bay Antarctica (353...tif
  • A wooden ruin of a building that forms part of the abandoned whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deceloption Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Abandoned Building at Whalers Bay An...tif
  • Snow covers the dark volcanic rock of Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Landscape of Deception Island, Antar...tif
  • An abandoned aircraft hangar at the former whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Whalers Bay Antarctica (353121918065...tif
  • Ruins of buildings and oil tanks at the former whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Whaling Station at Whalers Bay Antar...tif
  • Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Rocky Cliff at Deception Island Anta...tif
  • The rugged landscape of Neptunes Bellows, the entrance to Whalers Bay on Deception Island in the South Shetland Islands. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Rocky Crag at Whalers Bay Antarctica...tif
  • The rugged landscape of Neptunes Bellows, the entrance to Whalers Bay on Deception Island in the South Shetland Islands. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Neptunes Bellows Antarctica (3531219...tif
  • The rugged landscape of Neptunes Bellows, the entrance to Whalers Bay on Deception Island in the South Shetland Islands. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Neptunes Bellows Antarctica (3531219...tif
  • A yacht, the Elincia, comes in to anchor near the shore of Whalers Bay on Deception Island with snow falling. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Sailboat in Whalers Bay Antarctica (...tif
  • A wooden whaling boat sits on the beach at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. A whaling station once occupied the site, which is now abandoned. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Antarctic Whaling Boat at Whalers Ba...tif
  • Shafts of wood lie on the beach partially covered in snow amongst the ruins of the former whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Wooden Planks on the Beach at Whaler...tif
  • The beach of Whalers Bay on Deception Island with snow falling. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    The Beach at Whalers Bay Antarctica ...tif
  • An aircraft hangar sits abandoned at the former whaling station at Whalers Bay on Deception Island. Deception Island, in the South Shetland Islands, is a caldera of a volcano and is comprised of volcanic rock.
    Aircraft Hangar Whalers Bay Antarcti...tif
Next