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This is on point. I'm Magna Chacrabardi. Hawaiian's have been waiting almost 40 years for the

monolo of volcano to erupt again. And it is now. The mountainous fountain of molten lava

first emerged from the sea about 400,000 years ago and has been shaping the islands and

Hawaiians themselves ever since. The volcano was one of the reasons why I found a deeper

purpose in photography. I was a volunteer at USGS for two years here at Hawaiian Volcano

Observatory and had it not been for that. I don't know if I would be so focused and

like passionate about nature. Almost every day since monoloa began erupting last month,

Andrew Richard Harrah has gone out and up in the air to photograph monolo as magnificent

and dangerous beauty. I went on the ground the first night and that was really cool just

to see the glow from the mountain and all of that. And I have some relationships that have

been built with paradise helicopters. And so we've been doing eruption over flights

early in the morning in a helicopter and being able to look from below and observe what's

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