Shore Fishing

I saw this boy, wearing his dark shades, fishing along this sandy shore along Sunset beach. The orange hue of sunset bathes its colors on the warm sand. If you look closely, you can see the tiny white crushed shells mixed in with the regular sand! This photo was taken last Sunday.

In Memory of Honey Gurl

Anyone whose been up to the North Shore, at one time or another, may have seen Honey Gurl basking under the warm Hawaiian sunlight surrounded by her buffet of choice - limu - seaweed!

So calm and gentle, she brought a smile to people of all ages, and from all parts of the world, who had the privilege to watch in her natural habitat. These beautiful marine species take on average 25 years to reach sexual maturity and thus why they take so long to recover from population crashes and are federally protected species.

Some time within the last 24 hours, Honey Gurl, 30 years of age, was held defenseless in the brutal hands of her spineless, heartless assailant. Her remains were discovered this morning, partially buried in sand, with her shell floating in the nearby waters.

Attached is a picture I took of her last year.

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Foot Steps

I took this photo yesterday evening as this girl was walking along the shore. The silhouette with the soft colors of sunset made this a photo interesting to me.