Here are a couple of pictures of Hardy Bay from last weekend. I didn't realize it until I went to post these two shots that they are both of the same view just different zoom settings. Amazing difference a few hundred mm can make...
I just finished reading this article. Apparently we aren't supposed to cut the dandelions when they first show up in the Spring. The bees, beetles and birds need them...
I watched this little Seagull and several others like it touching lightly on the water barely getting their feet wet. Each time flying away with a small fish in their beaks.
Found this majestic bird doing lazy circles on the thermals this afternoon. What a view it must be from up there!
Monday, April 30, 2018
Friday, April 27, 2018
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
It has been a long time since my last post. Sorry about that! Well, these are from couple years ago when I was in California. I need to take a break from work to have some fun with my camera. I wish I could do this for a living like Ron.
The jacaranda trees are in bloom this month so I headed upcountry to take a few shots. A friend of mine and I decided to see who could get the best shots.
I'm going to tell you I won, no matter what she says!!
I finally got a chance to go out and play around with some crystal ball photography. After some trial and error I was able to get some interesting captures. The first three of these are as shot, no post processing except to turn the middle photo right side around.
The bottom picture I worked over in Photoshop before posting it.
Ron you need one of these, the shots you could get with one of these in Maui would be awesome!
I was at the luau the other night and while the tourists were having dinner I stepped out to the beach to take a few shots. Who new goofing off at work could be so much fun!
This is Iao Valley here on Maui. The Iao Needle that you see protruding into the sky used to be a look out point for the Hawaiians so they could see invaders coming. How they ever got up there is beyond me. I certainly wouldn't want to climb it!
The whales are starting to thin out and will be gone by the end of next month. I'm already looking forward to next whale season to see what kind of photos I will be lucky enough to capture then.
I guess it's back to the water for fish and turtle shots now.
I always find it interesting to point my camera up in the air and then watch the people around me do the same thing trying to figure out what I'm taking a photo of!