Star Trails over Halema'uma'u Crater
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii Island, Hawaii, United States.
Halema’uma’u is an active crater within the Kilauea Caldera with lava in an open vent fluctuating between 70 and 150 meters below the crater floor. It constantly releases gases that turn red at night, contrasting with the dark sky. The infinite stars Hawaii’s clear sky displays make you feel you are floating in space.
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