Living in the CalderaAlthough only 150km from Jakarta and its 15 million inhabitants, and 50km from the heavy industry at Anyer, Krakatau Caldera is still what many would consider a real tropical paradise. The volcano's blasts and monitor lizards two meters long ("Rakata's Dragons") near our tents made us feel like in "Jurassic Park". | |||
 Our camp on Rakata, the Paradise. |  Away from the crowds on Rakata's beach. |  Full moon and volcanic showtime. |  Anak regularly emitting nocturnal puffs. |
 Rakata's Dragon visits me every morning. |  Tom Pfeiffer enjoys sunrise on the boat. |  Our pilot decides to approach some fishermen. |  The captain jumps into the fishermen's boat. |
 A long deal to buy our dinner. |  This, also, is part of paradise.... |  Dinner will be ready in a moment. |  Fishermen and their "lighthouse". |
| Photos by Marco Fulle, taken with 16mm, 50mm and 135mm lenses and digicam (to be multiplied by 1.5 to obtain the equivalent focal length on 24x36 film). | |||