Thursday, July 02, 2009
Waimea Harbor
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Looking upsun across Waimea Harbor where Captain James Cook landed on Kaua'i in January 1778. The mouth of the Waimea River was behind me when I took this shot across the black sand beach. You can see the pier in the harbor in the distance. This image was taken at 18mm focal length with a circular polarizer with 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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- 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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2 comments:
Dude! You need to get a grad ND filter - that sky is pretty blown and the forground is underexposed! :-) Nice shot.
Yeah, an grad ND filter would have allowed me to see both a little better, but the sand was really dark and the sky was really bright!
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