Saturday, June 27, 2009
Kekaha Beach
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This view is looking across Kekaha Beach on Kaua'i as the waves roll up onto the sandy beach. The colors of the water varied considerably based on the sandiness of the shore, the reefs and underwater landscape and the presence of rivers nearby which wash soil into the ocean. This beach is very sandy and has a brownish color near the shore. This image was taken at 149mm focal length with a circular polarizer and an exposure of 1/1600 seconds at f/5.6, ISO 400.
A frequent photoblog with select favorites of my photographs. Subjects are typically nature, landscape, astrophotos, existing light.
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- Champagne cruise
- Beach foam closeup
- Crashing waves at Kekaha Beach
- Kekaha Beach
- The blue ocean
- View through the palms
- Another view from the Honeymoon Suite
- Moonrise at Port Allen
- Wedding Photographer at work
- The Bride & Groom
- Sunset at Port Allen
- Sunset flute
- Moonrise wave
- Beach View
- Na Pali coast and clouds
- Rugged Na Pali cliffs
- Na Pali Coast
- John & Nali
- In the parking lot at last!
- The last 2 miles....
- Relaxing in camp
- Breakfast in bed
- More fire damage
- Backpacking on the Super Trail
- Surveying the fire damage
- Smile Fred!
- Photographing the photographers
- Descending from Old Baldy
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3 comments:
it is hard to see the whole picture in photos like these, as I see an almost naked woman only - nothing else. :D
I exactly know why you took this pic! pervert!!! :D
Huh? I don't see a nearly naked woman in this picture. There's just lots of waves and sand. ;-)
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