Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Cave wall
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Going through the sea caves was fun, but getting a picture was not terribly successful. I had to stretch the contrast and brightness a lot to get this image even with the on camera flash. It would be fun to examine the structure of the cave wall in detail. This image was taken with an SD850IS with flash and an exposure of 1/60 seconds at f/2.8, ISO 250.
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- Leaving the Na Pali coast in our wake...
- Sea Turtle
- The beach at Nu`alolo Kai
- The Mark of Pele
- Nu`alolo Kai
- Nu`alolo Kai
- Blue sky, green coast, blue ocean
- Looking down the Na Pali coast
- Caves and coastline
- Waterfall in a cave
- Na Pali coast beauty
- Waterfall and Na Pali cliffs
- Beach arch
- Caves and Waterfalls
- Cave wall
- Cave entrance
- Na Pali Waterfall
- A Really Cool Place
- Upcliff
- Caves and cliffs and waterfalls
- Na Pali waterfall
- A pod of Dolphins
- Spinner Dolphin in action
- Spinner Dolphin
- Captain Ted
- Mouth of the Waimea River
- Walls of Fort Elizabeth
- Waimea Harbor
- Captain Cook landed here
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