This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Storm.’ See more responses here.
I’ve gone with a few different kinds of storms starting with a Great Frigatebird or ʻIwa, which is known in Hawaii as a storm bird as they are considered indicators of approaching storms. Below is a rain storm in North Kohala on the road to Upolu.
The next two are scenes at Kawaihae port when the winds are whipping. A dirt storm above and a sand storm below.
Graham's Island 
That is interesting about the bird. Enjoyed the photos. Uggh, I’d hate to be caught in a dust storm.
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These dust storms were small, which is bad enough, but those in the southwest would be terrifying I think.
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Great shots, Graham.
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Glad you liked the Karen.
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Freaky weather sometimes. Our windscreen wipers seem to have been going a lot lately, but the dust storm looks unpleasant. Great frigate shot, Graham xx
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Sometimes, when I’m walking on the coast and the wind is really blowing, it feels like my legs are getting sandblasted!
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Great shot of the frigate bird, who heralds the storms, Graham. Wow, the sand storms and the dirt storms must be a crazy sight. I’d hate to be stuck in one of those!
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I think any storm is something to be avoided if possible, but they can make for some good photos.
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