Saturday, July 04, 2009
Mouth of the Waimea River
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This upsun view of the mouth of the Waimea River and across Waimea Harbor where Captain James Cook landed on Kaua'i was taken from just south of Fort Elizabeth. This image was at 18mm focal length with a circular polarizer and an exposure of 1/2000 seconds at f/4.5, ISO 400.
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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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1 comment:
you should've used the polarizer
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