Long exposure at the shoreline of Halawa Valley.
Each time I take guests into this magical valley I come away mesmerized. Today I had some time to do a photo walk on my trip to Halawa Valley on the Hawaiian island of Molokai. I tried a little long exposure at the shoreline, to capture the movement of the waves over the rocks. It was a rainy day up in the mountains, so the rivers were raging, but it was sunny and beautiful at the coast. Enjoy the photos and this very special place.
Lone tree and untracked sand at Murphy's Beach.
One of my favorite views of the valley. Here the river makes a huge bend before meeting up with the ocean.
So hijinx with my fellow crew members on Murphy's beach.
Matt and I scrambled along the ridgeline to get a better view looking down over the cliffs and back at Halawa Valley.
Halawa valley in all of its glory. A couple of waterfalls can be seen in the back.
A view from the ridge.
Brooke walking through the elephant ear plants.
Medusa the dog follows me wherever I go now when I come to Halawa Valley.
View of the lush, rainforesty side of Hawaii.
As always, keep traveling and keep posting.
- Dai Mar