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Universal brilliance converses with fiery creation. The topic: Everlasting. The Galactic Core of the Milky Way sits above Halema’uma’u Crater in the Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park.
The Sun sets behind waves crashing against volcanic tide pools of the Kailua-Kona Coast. Tranquil chaos.
In 2021 I was finally able to capture a photograph of the elusive atmospheric phenomena known to the science world as a lunar rainbow, also known as a moonbow. From left to right, a moonbow, Ka Hei Hei O Nā Keiki (Orion Constellation) and Mauna A Wākea.
The Neowise Comet streaking through Hawaiian skies. As viewed from north west Hawai`i Island. The comet was discovered only months before, by NASA's WISE space telescope. The comet will not be visible from Earth for another 6,800 years. Once in a lifetime...
The 61G Lava Flow, emanating from the Pu’u O’o Vent, meets the ocean. Pelehonuamea, Fire Goddess, greets her sister Nāmakaokaha’i, Goddess of the Sea. Can you spot Pele’s profile?
Munching horses, green pastures and majestic Mauna A Wākea on a chilly, early evening in Waimea Town.
Aloha `Āina embodies patriotism, reverence and love. The Galactic Core of the Milky Way fading in the light of the rising Moon.
Haleakalā profiled in the background. Green crevices of Kohala peaking through the clouds. As seen from a snow topped Mauna A Wākea.
Mahina shines over a Kou colored horizon. Quiet beaches at Blue Hour are the ultimate serenity.
Sometimes you just gotta pullover... Driving along the north west region of Hawai`i Island during Blue Hour I watched this scene unfold and quickly found a safe spot to pullover. Ascending left is the Moon, Jupiter and Venus with other stars in line. A lucky, impromptu shot.
