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This is one of my favorite photos that I took with my old D70 before upgrading to the D200. Since the upgrade I've been going through many old images and analyzing them or fixing them for Flickr. I took this one with the 18-70mm with a slim polarizing filter that doesn't cause vignetting on its own, thus the consistent lighting throughout the difficult overcast view. I guess I don't need to say much about the beauty of the North Shore of Maui...enjoy!
Maui, Hawaii
We took a week's vacation in early December and stayed in the Ka'anapali area of West Maui in the Hawaiian islands. This was the view from our room on the morning we left. A palm tree frames three stand-up paddlers cruising by. In the distance is the island of Moloka'i catching the clouds floating by.
Photo was taken by our son.
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These are some additional shots of flowers from the Kula Botanical Garden located in upcountry Maui. The elevation is roughly 3,000 feet and the temperatures always seem just right. Not sure what most of them are, but hope you enjoy the beauty.
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Maui Beach
Camera: Canon 5D
Location: Kamaole Beach Park - Maui, Hawaii
Photographer: Cory Eastman - connect on Linkedin
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The sun sets behind Lanai, as seen from just below Lahaina at day's end on Maui.
Typical for winter in Hawaii, both the air and water temperatures were in the high 70's. We had a wonderful 8 days with almost our whole family, including 6 grandkids. Everyone had a great time, and no one wanted to come home! This is the view from the back of our condo at Puamana. If you have a good eye, you can see two whales spouting far in the distance. See the note on the picture.
Blended from three exposures.
My heart goes out to everyone in Maui. Looking at pictures and videos on the news, my eyes still can't believe the terrible destruction that took place there this past week. I hope and pray for everyone affected.
This picture was taken not too far from Lahaina when I visited in October of last year. Hawaii is one of my favorite places on Earth, and I can't wait to go back one day. I know the people from Hawaii are strong and will recover even stronger from this disaster.