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Maui, Hawaii.

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This Niash Maui board was begging for someone to take it out for a spin but in the meantime I was really lucky to be able to shoot it as the sun was setting. The light was really pretty.

 

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Maui, Wailea, Hawaii..................

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.

Contax 645, Kodak Portra 400

Richard Photo Lab

Maui was a lovely little cat with a gentle disposition, we miss her very much. 105 mm, f/4 micro Nikkor manual focus lens.

Golden light on Keawakapu Beach.

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, Hawaii.

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Po‘olenalena Beach

Wailea-Makena, Maui, HI

03-20-2023

 

Processed: 01/31/26

 

Not really sunset "yet". This photo was taken about an hour before sunset, which I photographed at another beach further south along the southwest coast of Maui.

 

I've been creating more videos lately, but sadly, they're too large for uploading to Flickr.

 

I'm deep in the editing phase of creating my latest video.

It's called "Tropical Paradise" and is a mix of video footage and still images taken in Hawai'i over the past three years on my trips there. (I also hope to make it back to Maui and Kaua'i in a few weeks)

 

The video I finished making before "Tropical Paradise" is "Christmas Tides" which can be viewed on YouTube.

Click the link to watch on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2vFxuLv4Ik )

 

As with "Christmas Tides", I'm using a lot of video footage interspersed with my still photos. I'm doing something a little different, since I upgraded my computer last month, and these RAM crunching programs I use are acting a lot smoother, and creating is less frustrating, and more creative. 😊

 

For the pans across my photos, I'm looking for ways to "expand" the image. I can crop and move horizontally, or "into" the photo to make shots look like they're moving, but the aspect ratio of Tropical Paradise is a bit wider than my photos.

 

This particular photo has never been processed before, and is a view more to the right of another photo I have processed and posted in the past, showing the area to the left. I'm going to merge them into a "panorama" so the camera will be able to pan across a wider expanse. Since I'm working with it, I thought I'd post it on my social media feeds.

 

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Maui, seen here in her younger days, was one of two calicoes in a four cat litter that we loved for nearly 16 years.

I saw these hibiscus growing beside the Hilo Hattie parking lot in Lahaina on the Hawaiian island of Maui.

seen last year in Kula Gardens on the mist soaked flanks of Haleakala on the magical isle of Maui.

Maui and her sister, Mollie, were two Calicos in a litter of four that we loved for nearly 16 years.

10/8/2016

Kihei, Maui, HI

 

There is a similar shot posted here that is my favorite. This was from that same sunset shoot. Right off my vacation rental deck.

 

Funny story behind the lens I used. In previous trips I would take multiple prime lenses, and a zoom. This time around I stopped at National Camera In Minnesota and bought this “vacation lens”. I think it was a 28-250mm or something and took that as my only lens. 2 days in I was regretting it. It was huge, and heavy, and the most irritating part was that you had to lock the lens when you were not using it, or it would extend with a loud clunk if you tipped the lens. Really difficult to lug around.

 

When I got back from vacation I returned the lens, because they have a 30 day return policy on used lenses and I hated that lens. I guess the guys in the store bitched about me returning it to other customers, because a couple weeks later a co-worker was talking about it to me...not knowing I was the guy he was describing! Ha! I’ve bought other things from them since, so I don’t hold a grudge...I just think it’s funny.

Maui looks frustrated and annoyed now that her escape route thru the backdoor screen is repaired.

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!

Minolta SRT 202, 50mm 1.7, Kodak, Tri-x, D-76, scanned

Surreal landscape in West Maui

I love how this photo turned out. It looks so much like a Hawaiian tapestry.

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.

Another great sunset over Kihei’s Kamaole Beach in Maui, Hawaii.

Wind farm in mountains behind the village of Maalea.

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

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