Peter Lik 'Pele's Whisper' Limited Edition Framed Print The Big Island, Hawaii 'The feeling I had on this early morning is hard to describe. As I hiked out under moonlight over the smoldering crunchy lava, an eerie electricity filled the air and I couldn't help but think that something momentous was in store. It wasn't until much later that I realized what may have been responsible for that feeling. A mate of mine informed me of the story of Pele, the Goddess of Fire in Hawaiian folklore. A volatile and, at times, vindictive goddess, Pele took pleasure in her power to both destroy the land and also create it. Legend has it that she and her sister Namaka-o-kahaal, Goddess of Water and Sea, constantly sabotaged each other causing Pele to move down the island chain before finally claiming the Mauna Loa mountain on The Big Island. You can visualize her fair profile in the upper left as if she is blowing, or whispering, into the ocean causing the steam to part on the surface of the water below. I get chills every time I look at it. It's my shot of a lifetime.' - Comes with the original certificate of authenticity - Limited edition of 950 - Numbered 453/950 100 cm - Silver halide Fuji crystal archive print - Dark ash frame with black liner - Powerful image SHIPPING COST TO BE CONFIRMED UPON PURCHASE.