Red smoke over Mount Bromo
The Tengger massif bathed in dawn light as Mount Bromo spews red smoke over the ashy Sea of Sand below. Wonderful Red smoke over Mount Bromo
Amazing red smoke over Mount Bromo
Billowing brilliant red smoke over the blanched plain is the only sign of life in this otherworldly landscape. Thousands of tourists visit an extraordinary site Mount Bromo, on the Indonesian island of East Java every year. They enjoy breathtaking vistas across the Tengger massif to the misty peaks beyond. 36 year-old photographer Helminadia Jabur said: ‘The volcano is famous for its spectacular sunrises. And majestic views all the way to the located further behind Semeru volcano. According to the photographer, ever since he saw some images of the volcano, he just could not help himself to visit the area and capture it. The area became a national park in 1919 and many tourists now take the traditional 45 minute walk up the volcano. However, some use the more modern method of a jeep to tour the area.
From a distance the rocky range – shrouded in clouds with only the peaks bathed in red light
The volcano is part of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. Traditionally, the place attracts thousands of visitors to East Java every year
Helminadia Jabur drawn to the area by the vistas and quality of the light
The Sea of Sands stretches for miles around the mountains
Void of any life, the landscape around the still active volcano could belong to another world
source: dailymail.co.uk
