Peter Kun Frary, Professor of Music University of Hawaii, Leeward
Shark's Cove North Shore, Oahu, Hawaii, USA
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Photo by P.K. Frary EOS Elan 7E, EF 28-105 USM 3.5-4.5, Elite Chrome, Canon FS4000US Scanner
Shark's Cove is one of my favorite places on Oahu. This ancient lava field has eroded into a sheltered cove with sea caves, tunnels and rocks of every size and shape. These characteristics make the cove a great place for sea critters to breed and hide. The rocks are jagged, sharp and porous, so be careful if you climb on them. I've spotted baptisms, sea turtles and Hawaiian Monk Seals in the cove on several occasions (not all at once). Plus, if you get hungry, Foodland is across the street!
I liked this image because of the counterpoint between the clouds and the lava rocks. Moreover, the blue water and sky provide a fitting harmonic backdrop for the repeating patterns of rocks and clouds.
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