article_snippet: Photographer Tupy, 35, says Photographer Tupy feared Photographer Tupy camera would melt from the overwhelming heat of the lava the lava as Photographer Tupy captured the daunting scenes of the 150-ft wide basalt volcano. '
article_snippet: Lava inside the 150-ft wide basalt volcano is constantly moving, bubbling and bursting.'
article_snippet: Karel Tupy said the view is 'staggering', as lava inside The volcano is constantly moving, bubbling and bursting .
article_snippet: In 2009, BBC TV show The Hottest Place On Earth went there to record a world first 3D laser image of The volcano. 
article_snippet: Durham University earth scientist Dr Dougal Jerram and a team from the BBC explored the Danakil desert, officially known as The Hottest Place On EarthEarth. '
article_snippet: Like a true journey to the centre of Earth, volcanoes provide a unique window into our planet's interior,' he later wrote for BBC News. '
article_snippet: A visitor mounts he camera on a tripod in a bit to capture The volcano in The volcano full glory while a small group of tourists line the other side .
highlights_snippet: photographer Karel Tupy tells of the overwhelming heat of the lava as Czech photographer Karel Tupy captured daunting scenes of the 150-ft wide basalt volcano .
  