Hawaii-7: The Road to Hana
The road to Hana was a dream come true for me and it sure did not disappoint. You can read about our drive through this 50 mile stretch here.
Hoopika Outlook:
A wind-surfer's paradise
17-35mm @17mm, f/8, 1/400s
Along the way: The Scenery was breathtaking all along the road.
17-35mm @17mm, f/11, 1/125s
A distant falls: We stopped at one of the vista points, and off in the distance, we spotted this falls. I brought out my 400mm lens and clicked it. It was a bit foggy, so I had to turn up the contrast while post-processing to get this image.
400mm lens on tripod, f/8, 1/100s
Black Sand Beach: after the rains
17-35mm @35mm, f/8, 1/320s
Colors at the Black Sand beach: The vivid blues and greens on the black background really stand out, especially after the rains
17-35mm @35mm, f/8, 1/400s
One of the many falls along the way.
17-35mm @17mm, f/5.6, 1/100s
At the O'heo Gulch - Also called the seven sacred pools - a series of waterfalls and pools drain the water from the Haleakala Volcanic region to the ocean.
17-35mm @35mm, f/3.2, 1/400s
4 comments:
Lovely pictures. I can see why you say it was a dream come true.
Thanks for the comment, mridula
All pics except the distant fall have perfect natural light, that jus makes the scenes lively n lovely.
Thanks, siva. The abundance of sunshine combined with the showers makes Hawaii an ideal location for photographers. The distant falls was on the shadows of the mounains and I was using my least contrasty lens (sigma 400mm f/5.6) - That was the reason for the lack of good light.
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