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Mauna-Loa
Largest active volcano in the world eruption in 2022.
Britanica photo link.
Man made Rock Giant series
The 1,043 statues of Easter island are made from soft volcanic tuff. They have an average height of 4 meters and are 1.6 meters wide, weighing about 11 metric tons each.
Extinction level supervolcano series
Only 22 years ago in 2002, the supervolcano Pastos Grandes in Bolivia erupted killing everyone in a 10 mile radius, and covering South America in lava and ashes as well as parts of west Africa.
Wiki photo link.
Extinction level supervolcano series
Multiple supervolcanoes occupy the zone called Altiplano-Puna, a volcano complex in the central Andes of South America.
These supervolcanoes include La Pacana, Vilama, and Pastos Grandes to name a few.
This region in South America is the most explosive cluster of volcanoes on the planet.
ResearchGate photo link.
Ring of fire volcanoes on the Pacific rim
Mammoth mountain in California
North face.
Lassen peak in California
East face.
Mount Shasta in California
Photo of southeast face taken from Old Station in California.
Mount Hood in Oregon
Wikipedia photo link of southwest face.
Mount Saint Helens in Washington state
Wikipedia photo link.
Mount Rainier in Washington state
Wikipedia photo link of northwest face.
Mauna-Kea in Hawaii
Tallest mountain in the world from its base.
Wikipedia photo link.
Klyuchevskaya Sopka on the Kamchatka peninsula in Russia
Wikipedia photo link.
Krestovsky volcano on the Kamchatka peninsula in Russia
Summit post photo link.
Mount Fuji in Japan
Wikipedia photo link of east face
Mount Kerinci in Indonesia
Wikipedia photo link of south face.
Tectonic plate and earthquake series
World's most powerful earthquake of 9.5 magnitude occurred on the Pacific plate off the coast of Chile in South America in 1960. The Valdivia earthquake.