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This photograph was taken facing away from the sun. I used a 0.9 Hard ND Grad filter to balance the light. After few unsuccessful attempts, I was able to catch the retreating way at the right time with some fantastic foreground patterns.
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Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
Really cool place, so chill. We set anchor at this spot to dive n catch some fish. That light patch in the water is a sand spot surrounded by reef.
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
Halawa valley with Nick and some local dogs. These dogs came out the first day we got to here and stayed with us until we left. We named them Makai and Mauka, for towards the water and towards the mountains respectfully.
It was pretty cool--they would stay at our camp when we would go for hikes and when we would return they would bark (they could hear someone coming but not see us). When they saw it was us they would come running up all happy... Made me want a dog even more.
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
First day on Molokai.
Info: Molokaʻi nicknamed “The Friendly Isle”, is the fifth largest island of eight major islands that make up the Hawaiian Island Chain in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. - Molokai, wiki
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
Molokai has the highest sea cliffs in the world. It's quite a site to stand right on the edge of it! Kalaupapa Historic site is the peninsula off in the distance to the left.
"Moʻomomi is a Nature Conservancy preserve located on the northwestern shore of Molokaʻi in Hawaii. It was established in 1988. This area is dry and hot, primarily denuded of soil due to overgrazing and poor land use practices over the last 150 years."
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
No need for alarm clocks with this big rooster outside our door. Chickens run wild all over the island of Molokai, Hawaii
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.
Located on Molokai's north-west shore, Pohakumauliuli Beach features two white-sand beach coves and a few large tide pools. The nearby large red-faced hill is very old, partially collapsed volcanic cinder cone called Pohaku Mauliuli, which means “black rock” in the Hawaiian language. Some red in the rocks are from the iron content of the lava. You can see many interesting ancient lava flows some looks like they are frozen in time from the interaction of molten lava and the ocean.