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I've got about 70 images of Maui that I finally finished editing just a week ago (I visited the island last summer). In honor of that, here's a Maui Postapalooza.
Image made with my Hasselblad 500 C/M.
Maui Fiery Sunrise
On our first morning we were treated to this spectacular sunrise :) good way to start the trip!
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I assume its still there its been awhile but, when I would go to Maui I always went thru the hole in the wall to take a few pictures.
Maui was a lovely little cat with a gentle disposition, we miss her very much. 105 mm, f/4 micro Nikkor manual focus lens.
Maui was one of four cats from the same litter that we loved for nearly 16 years. Sadly, on 11/12/20 our little sweetheart passed over Rainbow Bridge, Matty, one of her brothers, had preceded her in June. Manual focus 50mm, 1.8, Olympus Zuiko lens on Canon SL1.
Maui, seen here in her younger days, was one of two calicoes in a four cat litter that we loved for nearly 16 years.
This was a full double rainbow, and there were supernumerary bands inside the main arc (visible here). My lens wasn't wide enough to capture the doubled arc. A circular polarizing filter really made this one POP!
Maui, Hawaii.
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I saw these hibiscus growing beside the Hilo Hattie parking lot in Lahaina on the Hawaiian island of Maui.
Maui and her sister, Mollie, were two Calicos in a litter of four that we loved for nearly 16 years.
It's Maui Monday! We took this picture as our ship was pushing away from the harbor and about to begin its 5 day trip across the Pacific and back to the continental US. Maui was a beautiful place to visit with gorgeous mountains, crystal blue waters, and fantastic snorkeling. We hope to return some day soon!
Maui, waiting by the back door, hoping to escape under the sun deck. No such luck, kitty, I've fixed the screen.
Was treated to a truly magical full moon in Maui. A fairly strong front was moving through and so the wind was quite brisk, as you can see from the speed of the clouds. So happy I took a look in the other direction, post sunset, to take in this lovely, entertaining view. Grabbed some still shots as well, one of which I posted: flic.kr/p/2rV8wtj
I've got about 70 images of Maui that I finally finished editing just a week ago (I visited the island last summer). In honor of that, here's a Maui Postapalooza.
Image made with my Hasselblad 500 C/M.
I have always loved this church set in a little valley on the far northeast side of Maui in the village of Kahakuloa and a ways from the more touristy parts of the island. Yesterday my brother and I drove around the island to take pics of this setting. A breeze prevented me from getting those palms into focus with the combined shots, but I like this setting so much that I'm putting it out here anyway.
The 'Amakihi is a widespead nectarivorous honeycreeper.
They feed on nectar predominately from the flowers of ‘ōhi‘a, māmane, and native lobelias. Here at Hosmer grove they were feeding on the mamane flowers. Maui Hawaii
- www.kevin-palmer.com - For the 2nd week in a row, a Kona low storm system pounded Maui. It was just the start of a very wet day.