A photographic journal of images from O'ahu by Dana, Jamie and Kala! =)
You're good Kala.. very good! Love this shot, well done!
It almost look like when we're about to land in HNL - my first view of Oahu was very similar to this, since we arrived very late (or early!). Great picture!
Very nice Kala! I think I already saw this one when I got caught up in looking at all your photos on Flicker!
Oh Kala your photos are sensational.
absolutely gorgeous!
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I'm looking forward to the Kaiwi pics. I'm cheering for everyone in the hope that no serious injuries occur and the ocean is on their side.
This is a beautiful view, Kala. I wish I was there.
Oh, this is beautiful! Thank's for sharing it with us.
everyone said it, I love it!Great job, Kala!
Quite spectacular Kala!What were the camera settings for this shot?Curly's Photoshop
HI Curly - the setting I used was the "Nightshot" setting that came with the Canon camera using a tripod =)
The night lights of Hawai'i Kai - Click image to view large version.
You're good Kala.. very good! Love this shot, well done!
ReplyDeleteIt almost look like when we're about to land in HNL - my first view of Oahu was very similar to this, since we arrived very late (or early!). Great picture!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Kala! I think I already saw this one when I got caught up in looking at all your photos on Flicker!
ReplyDeleteOh Kala your photos are sensational.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous!
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ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to the Kaiwi
ReplyDeletepics. I'm cheering for everyone in the hope that no serious injuries occur and the ocean is on their side.
This is a beautiful view, Kala. I wish I was there.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is beautiful! Thank's for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteeveryone said it, I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Kala!
Quite spectacular Kala!
ReplyDeleteWhat were the camera settings for this shot?
Curly's Photoshop
HI Curly - the setting I used was the "Nightshot" setting that came with the Canon camera using a tripod =)
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