Blue Wave Pix: Clouds In Crater

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Clouds In Crater

Clouds billow through Haleakalā Crater.

3 comments:

Lori said...: Amazing! It looks almost like the surface of the moon. That is really beautiful.; March 9, 2010 at 9:40 AM
Kekiinani said...: Oh this is really really nice!!!. Makes me want to go over to Maui.. :) I love it in that crater. It is sooo beautiful and peaceful.
Aloha, Renee :); March 10, 2010 at 12:09 AM
Unknown said...: awesome!!; March 11, 2010 at 3:53 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.

Being a videographer for the past 35 years, I am used to capturing moving images. With photography, I am now capturing moments in time, sometimes at very small fractions of a second. It's a totally different mindset, on two different levels of creativity, though the basics for both, photo and video are the same.

Over the past few years, I have been blessed to have a few dozen photos published in several international airliner magazines, and other publications, along with articles I wrote, or co-wrote.

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