Up country Maui.
Photographs
Fifteen years ago I was living in South Wales. Here is the view from my then home of the sun setting on the Winter Solstice.
Nighttime shadows.
This evening’s sunset. Yes, for real.
Early morning Christmas sparkle.
It feels very green here this morning.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019 →
Storm rolling in across the Pacific.
Brush fire near Paia in Maui. I am currently about two or three miles away, but can smell the fire and ash is falling. It has been burning for three hours now.
Moon setting at dawn this morning.
Haleakala at dusk this evening.
Playing around with the new double exposure film in the FIMO - Analog Camera, on my iPhone 7 Plus.
Winter mornings on the north shore of Maui.
For panoramic views of Maui, head to the summit of Haleakala on a clear day. If you are lucky, you will even be able to see Mauna Kea on the Big Island. This view looks across to the West Maui mountains covered in cloud.
Gazing into Haleakala's Crater
Sunday, December 1, 2019
Looking down into Haleakala’s crater (photo courtesy of my wife), yesterday. It was as a beautiful day to be up there. Up above the clouds, no wind. I have not visited the crater for two years, but so love being there. It is a different world. The size of the crater I find hard to grasp, and then the power of nature that created this mountain that rises up 10,000ft. A few years back I walked through the crater and want to go back, this time to stay overnight in one of the huts available for long distance hikers.
Eucalyptus trees at Hosmer Grove, Haleakala National Park.
Walking the beach at Baldwin Beach Park on Thanksgiving morning.
Wednesday, November 27, 2019 →
A young crescent Moon, Venus and Jupiter at dusk this evening.
A first try at Japanese Calligraphy
Monday, November 25, 2019
I quite pleased with the simple Landing Page that I have added to my website. The calligraphy I created using the Zen Brush 2 app on my iPhone. Update 5/20/2020 - I have now moved my website to a new home, and so that page is no longer available. But here is the image that I was referring to.
Saturday morning rainbow.
Letting the outside in as the rain pours.
Reflections through the glass.
Patterns of nature. Broccoli, a November harvest.
After reading @philipbrewer’s recent blog post I decided to head to the nearby cliffs at Ho’okipa this afternoon to take a walk overlooking the ocean.
A bed of fragrant plumeria awaits the arrival of the husband and wife to be.
Sunrise a couple of mornings ago.
Red sky in the morning, shepherd’s warning.
It was actually quite a pleasant day, though I am still yearning for that rain.
Sometimes it is good to get down to ground level, to lie on the ground, feel its solidness beneath you, notice the details, the cut grass, the smells, and then just stare into the distance, at ground level.
The Crescent Moon and Jupiter (if you zoom in) low in the sky as the sun sets.
Christmas has landed in Lowes…in September!? 😳🙄
Saturday, September 21, 2019 →
South shore Maui. Sunset this evening.
Saturday, September 21, 2019 →
The Kaupō Church on a wind swept peninsular, the south east side of Haleakala in Maui.
