Blue Wave Pix: Sea And Sand

Monday, January 21, 2008

Sea And Sand

Waves break over the sand and rocks on the beach fronting the Sheraton Waikiki hotel at dusk. We were there for a business dinner, and went outside to watch the sunset, before the function started.

3 comments:

Kekiinani said...: How interesting. I love the slow shutter speed and the way you took this from above. Nice detail in the sand.. Very cool!! :); January 21, 2008 at 6:57 PM
Anonymous said...: Who would think this pic. would turn out this way! You have such a wonderful gift!! An evening to remember! Thank you!!;-); January 21, 2008 at 7:16 PM
Terra Photography said...: Wow - cool shot! I love the combo of action (waves) and calm (the mossy rocks). Great lighting also.; January 26, 2008 at 10:48 PM

The Why

After beginning the HNL RareBirds blog, I wanted to put together a photo-a-day blog of my non-aviation photos ... whatever caught my eye at that time I had one of my cameras with me, and the story behind the photo. I will also include photos from projects I have done, like commercial shoots, weddings, and senior portraits. I'll sneak in aviation-related photos here and there, mostly photos that are not on my airliner blog.

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