During my recent visit to Honolulu, I noticed this doorway in the historic Hawaiian Electric Building. In addition to the lovely old door and lights, I liked how the glass captured the reflections of people passing on my side of the street.
Category Archives: Abstracts
Abstracts: Drying mud
As a patch of mud dries, the surface cracks apart and the edges of these patches curl up, giving them something of a floral appearance.
Abstracts: Yellow leaf on green asphalt
I just liked the look of this leaf on a moss-covered asphalt path.
Abstracts: Cordyline leaves
The variegated leaves of Cordyline fruticosa ‘Miss Andrea’ are full of swirls and colors.
Abstracts: Koi in Lily Lake
Lily Lake, in the grounds of Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden, is a tranquil spot which I particularly enjoy for the reflections it provides. On my last visit, the koi in the lake made an appearance and added to the spectacle. As I moved back and forth, on the walkway alongside the lake, the koi followed, clearly hoping I was about to throw a little food their way.
For more information about Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden, go to htbg.com.
Abstracts: Wires
An assortment of power lines crisscross beneath fluffy clouds and a deep blue sky.
Abstracts: Green turtle flipper
A close up of a green turtle flipper as it hauled its way through the sand, back toward the water.
Abstracts: Floating leaf
A leaf, illuminated by the sun, floats just below the surface of the water.
Graham's Island 