Posted in Travel on December 29th, 2009 by Peter – 1 Comment
It’s been a little more than a month since I came back from Hawaii and I’m still not done going through all of the pictures I took. This is the continuation of my first post on Hawaii – be on the lookout for a third post soon!
Waiting at the Honolulu Airport Hotel Bus Stop
Tiki Statues at the Place of Refuge – Pu’uhonua o Hōnaunau
Hawaiian Tree Ferns Close Up
Shaved Ice at Matsumotos on the North Shore – celebrities like to go here
Oil Spill Art at the USS Arizona Memorial
Park Bench at Ala Moana
Cows Grazing on the Big Island – Most people are surprised to hear there are a lot of cows and a cowboy culture in Hawaii
This Sea Turtle looked like it needed a nap at Pu’uhonua o Hōnaunau on the Big Island
Coffee Trees in Kona – Coffee beans are the seeds of the red berries (you can see some on the far left side of the photo)
I just got back from my first trip ever to Hawaii. The 2 week long adventure was amazing – Hawaii has to be one of the most naturally beautiful places in the world. There are so many things to photograph in a small area whether it’s gorgeous beaches, lush rain forests, delicious food, interesting people, or mountain landscapes.
No lie, it was hard to take a bad picture in Hawaii. Of course I had my Canon 5dmkII and all of the associated gear in tow to document the experience. Here is the first batch of photos from the trip (and a video!) Be on the lookout for more in the future!
Sulphur – y Fields Forever at Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island
Ferns in the rain forest on the Big Island
Pu’uhonua o Hōnaunau (Place Of Refuge) on the Big Island – these were holy sites in the past
Tiki statues at Pu’uhonua o Hōnaunau (Place Of Refuge)
Stand up paddle boarders on a black sand beach in Hawaii
Fishing on the pier at Ala Moana near Waikiki
Downtown Hilo Streets
The View of Honolulu and Diamond Head
USS Arizona Memorial shortly after the shootings at Ft Hood
Hawaiian Rainbow
The Royal Hawaiian AKA The Pink Hotel on Waikiki Beach
Nita and Joe got married a month ago on the beautiful Eastern Shore of Maryland among many family and friends. Despite some challenges with the weather, everyone managed to have a great time.
I’ve shot a lot of weddings and I can definitely say that this reception was the most fun one I have ever been to. The location and food were amazing, the live band was rocking, and the dance floor was packed for the whole night. Lets just say that this family knows how to have fun!
To see all photos from the wedding or to order prints, please visit the Photo Proofing website. To view an online slide show with select photos from the wedding, click on the image below.