This stunning image was captured by a lava-loving photographer, Miles Morgan, who risks life and limb getting up close and personal with the world’s most active volcano.

Melted shoes and tripod aside, he has so far avoided serious injury as he chases the molten flows of the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island.

At times, he gets to within a foot of the lava which had been in the bowels of the fiery mountain just moments before.

This beautifully atmospheric shot shows a lava flow meeting the sea off Big Island.

Life on Mars

With all the news surrounding the exploration of Mars, it was only a matter of time before a conceptual photographer depicted a photo series about Mars. But what no one expected was for NASA to commission it!

Legendary photography duo Kahnselesnick have been tasked with visualizing how life on Mars may look in the future.

Art Project of the Day

Look closely — 29-year-old Samuel Silva created this portrait not with a camera, but with standard Bic ballpoint pens. 

First round of shots from Chicago

I promise proper photos that weren't taken on my phone with a description of my awesome trip are on the way. It may just have to wait until I get back to my lovely Lightroom so that I can actually edit the files. Stupid CR2s.

Hangin' with Pasc