The Blowhole — Wave Eruption From Above

An 11-second coastal eruption film, 16:9, in crisp 4K at 60fps: a lava-rock blowhole firing the sea 60 feet skyward. The hook: the repeating eruption from directly overhead, rainbows forming in the mist.
0-3s: The lava-rock coast: the blowhole waits, a dark chimney in black rock, the swell surging toward it. The drone holds overhead. The swell hits — and the sea fires 60 feet skyward through the rock, a white column exploding into spray, the sound arriving a beat later.
3-7s: The eruption repeats: swell, fire, collapse — rhythmic, explosive, the ocean breathing through stone. The drone holds its overhead shot as the spray drifts sideways, rainbows forming and dissolving in the mist, the black rock glistening wet. Each eruption throws higher than the last, the white column towering against the dark stone, gulls scattering.
7-11s: The final and biggest eruption: the sea firing its tallest, the spray hanging in the air, the rainbows holding. The drone pulls back slightly: the black coast, the white fire, the blue beyond. Explosive, rhythmic, powerful. End.
Craft: the blowhole is the subject — the rock chimney, the 60-foot eruptions, the drifting spray; the lava-rock coast as the black stage; the rainbows as the bonus. Camera: a held overhead shot of the repeating eruptions, one slight pull-back. Lighting: hard sun on the white eruption and black rock, spray glowing. Atmosphere: explosive, rhythmic, powerful — the ocean, weaponized. Style: crisp 4K at 60fps, eruption detail and spray, 11 seconds, 16:9.