I found this old photo from my college days. My good friend, Tim, who was in my Photography class came with me to Makapuʻu at night near the famous Blow Hole Lookout where you can see a gusher of sea water shoot up out of a lavatube when the waves come in and compress the water forcing it out of the small skylight in the tube. We climbed down the cliff near the ocean and with the full moon in the background, Tim made a silhouette while I put the camera on a tripod and took a lighter and lit a can of underarm spray deodorant across the frame to make the flames. It brings back such beautiful memories...
Friday, December 31, 2010
Redemption...
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Show...
The night sky was brilliantly lit by lightning in a spectacular show. Kanehekili is alive and well...
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Monday, December 27, 2010
Forecast...
This morning when I woke up, I checked the NOAA CONUS Radar site for Hawaiʻi...it showed approaching rain...
I looked outside and sure enough, huge rain laden clouds were approaching Honolulu...
When I came home, I checked the CONUS Radar again...
...and outside, the giant rain storm was approaching quickly...
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Saturday, December 25, 2010
Stories...
The boys wanted to make a Lego Movie. I suggested we work on a Comic first, kind of like a story board...
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Ka Haliʻa Aloha...
Brother Junior. Surveying the ocean at Keolonahihi. A true Hawaiian waterman. A true visionary. Worked so hard for the moʻopuna. I am going to miss you terribly brother. Me ka moe maluhia...a hui hou...
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Friends...
This is my friend the Octopus. Very intelligent and resourceful...
This is my friend with Green Onion, Sesame Seeds and Sesame Seed Oil...
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Thursday, December 23, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Brilliant...
Hundreds of swirling points of green and red lights proved to be quite the attraction for children and adults alike...
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Beauty...
The future of classical symphonic music in Hawaiʻi belongs to the youth who immerse themselves in it today...
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