Here is a rare early morning rainbow over the Island of Lanai taken on our recent trip to Maui. The vast majority of these are in the afternoon after the clouds build up.
Rainbow over Lanai
Hawaiian Islands
Dragon’s Teeth
During a recent trip to Maui I found these rock formations. They are the result of one of the last lava flows on Maui. Dragon’s Teeth is a unique formation located at Makaluapuna Point in Kapalua on the island’s northwestern shore.
Haleakala
I’ve shown you the backside of the crater and the other craters within the National Park. This is the big one everyone goes to see.
Craters of Maui
Haleakala gets all of the attention but there are other craters in the system as well. They are from left to right Ka Moa o Pele, Pu’u o Maui, Pu’u o Pele, Kamoal’i, Ka Lu’u o Ka O.
Lower Twin Falls
These are the first falls you come to on the road to Hana. They aren’t particularly dramatic but it is an easy hike and they’re tucked away at the base of a dark canyon wall.
Wailua Falls
A trip to Kauai has to include these iconic falls The viewing area was packed. Trying to find an open space and keeping folks away long enough for a mid day long exposure took some negotiations. Still didn’t get the exact shot I wanted but next time I’ll try early or late to avoid the crowds.
Moloaa Beach
One of several isolated beaches on Kauai. This was taken while sitting in the water to cool off. There were no waves so the camera was safe.
Goodbye Maui
I took sunset photos every night and the fast majority of them were very typical but on our last night the V created by the sun was unusual enough to use for my last Maui post.
john ferebee photo 