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The West Maui Mountains are shrouded in clouds much of the year. When the trade winds hit the West Maui’s moisture builds and clouds start to stack up obscuring the tops of these beautiful mountains. This weather pattern is what makes the highest summits of the West Maui’s one of the wettest places in Hawaii.
One of the most beautiful sunsets I have ever witnessed. The colors have not been modified in this photo.
Maui, Hawaii (Posted 4 months ago)
Nikon D80/Nikon 17-35mm; F/22, ISO400; Exposure approx 5 minutes
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This beautiful panorama view was capture on the north end of Kihei shore looking over toward the southwest shore of Maui.
Main crater of Haleakala volcano, Maui, Hawaii, seen from the Summit Building on 3,055 m (10,023 feet) above sea level.
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As our flight approached Maui we were greeted with this view of Maui's west coastline, up the Honoapiilani Highway, from the Papawai Scenic Lookout at the south end, to Olowalu at the north end
The scenery along Maui's north shore coastline Road 30 is spectacular. There is a fairly long section of road that has room for only one car with a cliff wall on one side and a dropoff on the other side, no shoulder and no guard rail, so if a car should be coming from the other direction, one driver would have to back up quite a distance to pass. Personally, I would never go all the way around the coastline again but would certainly drive the sections that are two-lane.
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