A regular activity for tourists in Hawaii is a whale-watching cruise off Honolulu Bay. We took the one offered by the Star of Honolulu which promised to give a free return trip just in case no whales were spotted.
True, it wasn't easy to spot one. The yatch captain would normally holler directions as to where they were but the whales would already be gone when we check them. Below are the few shots I captured of the shy mammals.
***Another thing that has always fascinated me is surfing in the giant waves of Hawaii. Not that I surf, but I have always been a fan of surfing movies. Good thing my host brought me to Northshore and other surfing hotspots. These are few of the shots I captured:
8 comments:
sarap naman dyan...ayos yung capture mo sa surfing...galing pards...pwedeng gawin medium yung angulo sa pagpinta.
wow.. i cant wait to paint the last picture... i also use it as my desktop background .. . i can smell the freshness of the air and the water... hats off ako sayo reo.. ang bilis mong matuto ng mga angle.. may puso ...gumagalaw..buhay na buhay... sol of cavite
The last shot's beautiful. Pang postcard.
weow!!! beach! beach!
whoa. action shots. ang galing ng panyero ko.
gustung gusto kong matuto magsurf, pero hindi ko alam kung maipagkakaloob sa akin yan dahil swimming nga hindi ako marunong tsk tsk... parang ang sarap kasing makipagsabayan sa alon..
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i always wanted to try this activity. i see a few friends who have recently tried it out in baler and la union. maybe i should give it a try...
at first I thought B&W ung first two pics. hehe
I am more interested at the sight of a dolphin than try surfing..
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