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Blue Flames and Sulfur Mining at Kawah Ijen, Indonesia in 4K (Ultra HD)

Blue Flames and Sulfur Mining at Kawah Ijen, Indonesia in 4K (Ultra HD)

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The Kawah Ijen Volcano is world famous for its blue flames and sulfur mining. It is located on Eastern Java, Indonesia. The blue flames are caused by sulfur gases burning in the atmosphere with electric blue light visible at night. The gasses condense on the surface into sulfur which is manually removed and carried away by the miners. The crater lake of the volcano is one kilometer wide and is the world's largest highly acidic lake (0. 5 pH. Recorded April 2016 in 4K (Ultra HD) with Sony AX100 and Sony A6300.
Date: 2019-10-24

Comments and reviews: 7


I always crying everytime I see the sulfur miners in the crater of Ijen. I hope someday our Goverment have a good solution of this. May God always give them health and protection. Thanks Amazing Places on Our Planetfor making such a beautiful & awesome videos in my country INDONESIA.
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Hope you're willing to go back to Indonesia to visit Raja Ampat(Misool or Wayag) in West Papua province, Toraja in South Sulawesi province, Tanjung Puting National Park in Kalimantan, Lake Toba in North Sumatera, and Kawah Putih or white crater in West Java too in the future.
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Mesmerised once again, Milos. It brought back sweet memories of how beautiful this place was when I visited years ago. But also sadness to see the men working under such harsh condition carrying very heavy loads of sulphur every day.
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Blue frames are very impressed. It is amazing that Blue frames is related to sulfur. The crater is huge. I saw the scene of collecting sulfur from TV before and the Indonesian people are great. Thanks to you, I saw a good scene.
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Amazing photography The music exactly reflects the atmosphere there Thank you so much for this 'pearl'. Most of the footage is done with Sony AX100 or Sony A6300? Is it correct to state (AX100 = video / A6300 = stills.
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i remembered the comment about the flycam views should be included in your videos milosh, it turned out flycam needed not, and these fantastic high altitude views are from your great legs and steady handcam: )
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infernal pre-igniter anybody? :Dvery impressive images - as alwaysfortunate for you, you are able to travel all these places - fortunate for me, you also are able to perfectly convey the impressionsi salute you
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