We were privileged to get permission to shoot at the old Koloa Sugar Mill – said to be the first commercially successful sugar mill of Kauai island. Founded in 1898, this was the happening place back then; unfortunately, all there is left now are some abandoned structures. We were told all these will be torn down soon. Locals call this place the ghost town. You can hear all kind of weird noises as the wind howls through the mill. Read more »
Archive for March, 2011
DLWS Kauai – Koloa Sugar Mill
Posted in Post-Processing, Travel with tags DLWS, Hawaii, HDR, Kauai, Koloa, Nikon Sugar Mill on March 31, 2011 by projectxoDLWS Kauai – Hanalei Bay
Posted in Post-Processing, Travel with tags DLWS, Hanalei, Hawaii, HDR, Kauai on March 30, 2011 by projectxo
Destination for day 2′s morning shoot was Hanalei Bay; near Princeville. As usual, weather was completely unpredictable – we drove through rain, clear sky, then down pour all within 30 minutes or so. Luckily the rain stopped when we arrived at the beach. Read more »
DLWS Kauai – Lost in Paradise
Posted in Post-Processing, Travel with tags Canyon, DLWS, Hawaii, Kuai, Waimea on March 29, 2011 by projectxo
Well… we literally got lost. Read more »
DLWS Kauai – ‘Opaeka’a Falls
Posted in Post-Processing, Travel with tags 'Opaeka'a, Bee, DLWS, Hawaii, Kauai, Water Fall on March 28, 2011 by projectxo
Day 1 @ DLWS started at ‘Opaeka’a Falls 6 o’clock in the morning. This is truly s spectacular location with steep canyon walls and jungle vegetation. With the correct framing, no one can tell this was taken from a lookout right next to a busy road. Now, someone decided to build a house right on top of the fall; which totally ruins the picture. Thanks to Photoshop, no one seems to mind. The problem for me (a people shooter) was - I got bored really quickly. I can frame the water fall so many ways before I realize it just doesn’t change very much. Read more »
Aloha from Kauai
Posted in Lighting, Travel on March 25, 2011 by projectxoJust came back from my DLWS Kauai workshop. I was getting tired of shooting palm trees when this happened. Totally awesome! Read more »
