Drone photographer Daniel Haussmann traveled to Indonesia to capture many of the country's incredible volcanoes.
Drone photographer Daniel Haussmann loves capturing epic views of volcanoes so Indonesia is a natural draw given that it is home to some of the most active and famous volcanoes in the world.
Not all countries are happy about drones being brought across the border but Indonesia is fairly relaxed which proved to be another draw for Haussmann. “This comes with the usual caveats of getting up early and also the occasional need for some longer hiking. So sleep schedules were shifted in order to get the maximum out of the trip.”
“I decided to go to Anak Krakatau due to its proximity to our entry point Jakarta and the explosive and interesting history of this volcano,” he says.and Tumpak Sewu locations. Ending the trip in Flores Island with the highlights being the ancient Wae Rebo village, Kelimutu volcano, and the Komodo National Park with Padar Island and the Komodo Dragons as highlights.
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