At sunset, the Crater Lake volcano in the Cascade Range in Oregon is shrouded in the smoke of a wild fire ignited by lightning strike.
The devastating eruption of the stratovolcano Mount Mazama 6900 years ago emptied the interior of the volcano. Under its own weight, the volcano collapsed into a ring structure eight kilometers (5 miles) wide and ten kilometers (6 miles) long.
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The Crater Lake eruption
Paintings with Light
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- Earth Spirit Rising
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- Into a Distant Light
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- Spellbound
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- Cascadia Twilight
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- A Dream within a Dream
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- Land on the Move
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- Growth of a Continent
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- Life on Lava
