Light and shadows on a fern leaf inside the Volcanos National Park in Hilo, Hawaii. It's worth the visit, if you're ever on the island. Photo taken in January 2010.
Showing posts with label Hawaii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hawaii. Show all posts
26 March 2011
29 January 2011
Kona cemetery

A cemetery is a perfect subject for black and white. This one can be found in the city of Kona on the Big Island in Hawaii. Photo taken in January 2010.
To see more monochrome shots, visit the Weekend in Black and White.
03 October 2010
Kauai church
It's the tropical gothic church from Kauai. To see another view of this church, please visit Tapirgal's blog. Photo taken in January 2010.
01 June 2010
Funny sign
30 May 2010
Japanese bridge
The Honolulu airport has a beautiful Japanese garden inside the secure area. It was refreshing to be able to wait for our flight in such beautiful surroundings. I'm not sure that many people knew about this gem of a garden though as it was pretty empty. Just more for us to enjoy! Photo taken in January 2010.
26 February 2010
Skywatch Friday: Maui sunrise
25 February 2010
Surfin' USA
24 February 2010
Punchbowl cemetery
This burial place is officially called the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. But since it's located inside the Punchbowl Crater, everyone just refers to it as the Punchbowl Cemetery. It was an interesting place to visit and quite moving too. Photo taken in Honolulu, January 2010. For a look at more cemeteries, visit Tapophile Tragics.
23 February 2010
22 February 2010
Hawaiian church
20 February 2010
Arizona Memorial
Double your looking pleasure with this reflection of the Arizona Memorial. It really is a moving experience to visit such an historic place in person. I definitely recommend it if you have the chance.
Note on the architecture: The designer of the memorial stated that it sags in the middle to represent the difficult times the US went through during WWII but the edges sweep up to the sky to represent our eventual victory.

Happy weekend! To see more reflections from around the world, click on the weekend reflections link.
Note on the architecture: The designer of the memorial stated that it sags in the middle to represent the difficult times the US went through during WWII but the edges sweep up to the sky to represent our eventual victory.

Happy weekend! To see more reflections from around the world, click on the weekend reflections link.
19 February 2010
18 February 2010
I survived!
17 February 2010
Great seal
16 February 2010
Dance floor
15 February 2010
Spikey tree
14 February 2010
Creepy lady
13 February 2010
Reflections on the water
A beautiful sunrise reflected in the waters of Maui. Photo taken in January 2010.
To see more weekend reflections, visit Newton Daily Photo.
To see more weekend reflections, visit Newton Daily Photo.
12 February 2010
Sea turtle!
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