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Full View Please. (I changed to to a smaller 8 bit jpg so it faster now - it's not as nice IMO but a 3MB submission makes it kinda hard to view).
This is one of my favorite locations on the Big Island. I was at home and it looked like it was going to be a good sunset so I needed someplace to drive quick to set up a shot. I've shot Kealakekua Bay before but it's so close to my house that I figured I'd see if I could get it with different light. In the summer the sun sets further north behind the north tip of the bay. Right after the sun went behind it the sky lit up like you see it in this image. Kealakekua Bay is so BIG it is very hard to appreicate the grand scale with a photograph but I'm trying. I was going to hike from the top but there was just no time so I drove down to the south end where the roads basically ends into the ocean. The real fun here is not the "beach" which you'll notice is very lacking. This area has one of the largest and bets coral reefs in all of Hawaii. The north end can only be accessed by kayak, or tour boat so it's one of the best places to go scuba diving or snorkeling in the entire world. You'll see stuff here you won't see anywhere else. (and I live less than 5 minutes away - and yes I do know how lucky I am) You can view my other image of this amazing place here: [LINK] |
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July 11, 2007
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Film photography ! [link]
This is beautifully composed, and the exposure from shadows to highlights is actually flawless.
PLEASE tell me this is one shot with filters and not HDR (if it's HDR then I take back that last comment
It's a beautiful location, and a wonderful sky..you're lucky to live so close to such beauty. I hve to drive for over an hour to get near any coast, and it's not even close to this in photographic potential.
One thing I wonder is how it would be with the tripod a little closer to the ground. Those volcanic rocks are beautiful, and are really catching the light. I'd like to see a little more of them.
But great work, this is a lovely shot
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For this shot I'm actually standing up on a rock wall/bulk head that leads down to the rocky "beach" area. I had one down lower by that bigger rock in the foreground but there were some tourists just to the right out of frame from this location and they were messing up the other shot. They did not speak English so I don't think they understood me when I asked them to move back for me.
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私は愛を理解しない
Good use of leading lines, makes your eye curve along the coast up to the pattern the sun makes on the golden sky.
LOVE IT
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