I know about surface tension, but I still like to see raindrops beading up. These are on an agave leaf.
Category Archives: Abstracts
Abstracts: Trees from above
These dense trees can be found in the vicinity of Kilauea Volcano and show that nature thrives if it is spared by the lava flows. This view reminds me of broccoli.
Abstracts: Clouds on the water
Clouds over the ʻAlenuihāhā Channel, between the Big Island and Maui, cast strong shadows on the waters below.
Abstracts: Cruise ship windows
Every week, a cruise ship drops anchor off Kailua Kona and passengers are ferried ashore to explore the delights of the town or to go on tours of the island. While it’s there, the ship dwarfs the town.
This image shows a section of the ships side, row upon row of cabin windows. Technically, one might be expected to refer to these as portholes, but I don’t think that applies to cruise ships, which are basically giant floating hotels.
Abstracts: Bromeliad leaves
A look into the dark heart of a bromeliad plant. Is that something down there, looking back?
Abstracts: Tall trees
I think these are Cook pines, but what I liked was that there was a long line of extremely tall trees that formed this abstract kind of wall.
Abstracts: Katydid
Just a straightforward ‘Spot the katydid’ photo. I was sorting some older photos and I had to look at this one more than once to figure out what was going on.
Abstracts: Cascade
A breaking wave cascades down a colorful rock face on the coast.
Graham's Island 