cell and RAINBOW- [rainbow at the right corner poking through] |
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Hawaii Mt Maua Kea
This was basically amazing- Heighlight of the trip. Naomi and I traveled to the top of Mount Maua Kea. This is the highest point in Hawaii and where most of the world's cutting edge telescopes can be found. I've been a huge fan of sunsets for a long long time and this ranked as on of the very best. For the last 2 days a storm had been hitting the Hilo, east side of the island. It always looked like it would spill over the Kona side but it would just hang at the top of the mountain. We canceled our 1st trip because conditions were supposed to be no visablity due to storm clouds. We went the previous day and had a fantastic sunset above the clouds. I could spend an entire vacation here. It was very cold and the air was thin.
We also saw and shot great stars here. They say the view is great during the day as well. I would seriously consider coming back for this in the future.
wow
final bit of sunset
fog rolling in after sunset
more fog
drive down
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the drive down was actually scarier than the drive up- It was sort of like a thrill ride. Driving down in the low vidsiblity dark really made me think about renting a 4wd and doing it our selves in a future vacation.
It was pitch black and we were basically driving through clouds. This reduced the visabilty to about 15 feet.
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Mark and Naomi go to Hawaii! [and it rained a lot ^^]
Mark Vs the Wave
waves from a swell that happened in the beginning of our trip
We were driving back from a lave flow park along the Puna [south east] coast and I heard these loud booms. I looked through the trees and could see massive waves shooting above a rocky cliff. the cliffs were 15 - 30 feet.
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Tuesday, July 8, 2014
LIGHTNING SHOT FROM A PLANE! JULY 7 2014
Once many years ago, I was flying across the pacific and I saw an amazing lightning storm from the plane's window. It was on of the most amazing things I have ever seen. For many years I have always get the window seat and carried a camera in hopes of documenting lightning from a plane. On my trip to St. Croix I got incredibly lucky and saw 2 lightning storms!
This is the map of the above lightning shots taken flying between San Juan PR and NYC on the return trip. |
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Thursday, July 3, 2014
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