The Galapagos Islands are one of the most volcanically active island systems in the world. In January 1995 the westernmost island in the archipelago began spewing molten lava into the sea. These images were taken at sunrise and sunset, showing brilliant red lava hitting the sea, creating explosions of steam. Some of the shots include frigatebirds and gulls feeding on the fishes killed by the boiling waters. In the Russian Arctic, a tiny apartment is often shared by more than one family.
Darkness prevails eight months of the year.
There is but one window to the outside world. These images reflect both lifestyles and emotions. With a population of more than 60 million, the country represents an integral part of southeast Asia. Verdant rice fields, spectacular geologic formations and the extensive seascapes afford the visitor with a kaleidoscope of images. Vietnam is a photographer's paradise.