This was such a beautiful serendipitous find off the side of the road…
This red dirt! The stuff that makes Kauai’s coffee beans so good. And their Red Dirt shirts so red-dirty. And stains our socks (permanently, btw) and feet (not so permanently).
First time I can recall seeing this waterfall in this canyon.
After waterfall gazing, we hightailed it up to the Ke’e/Kalaulau Overlooks, hoping not to miss the sunset. I wish my pictures remotely did this scene justice. The sun was glowing, the water and waves were so blue, the clouds were moving/swirling/rising/blowing SO FAST. A stunning scene; such a good GOOD show. (I kicked myself a million times for not having my fisheye with me).
2 comments:
Ayayay...a glimpse of heaven through the lens of mere mortals. It's the story of all of our lives. Pretty glorious even still, but I totally get you. You will just have to go back.
Oh my word. I love these photos. What a splendid trip. Is that lens the 16-24? I just rented it to shoot a house for my friend Fran. I LOVE it. I want it. Gary does not love or want it. Oh my word. It is such a great lens for street photography.
You better go again since you forgot the fisheye. You really need to.
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