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Exploring the Beauty of Nature: Why I Choose to Capture the Wild
In the expansive and captivating realm of photography, where each click of the camera lens immortalizes a fleeting moment in the fabric of time, a pivotal choice emerges—one that delineates between immortalizing human-made creations and venturing deep into the unspoiled allure of the natural world's untamed splendor. For me, the irresistible pull of nature and wildlife photography goes far beyond mere visual representations; it embodies the art of storytelling through images, revealing the unseen narratives, and safeguarding the very essence of our planet's wild heartbeats. The Call of the Wild Since the inception of my photography journey, a voyage that began...
Northern Lights Might Be Back Tonight!
We even had northern lights in Hawaii a few weeks ago, and it looks like they're coming back tonight. On Friday night, states as far south as New York and Idaho might see a spectacular northern lights display due to a coronal mass ejection from the sun. This solar material came from the same sunspot that caused the intense G5 geomagnetic storm on May 10, which made auroras visible in all 50 states. The upcoming storm is expected to be less powerful, peaking at G1 or G2 strength, but it could still make the northern lights visible in more southern...
Exploring Oahu's Underwater Treasures: Top 5 Freediving Beaches
Introduction: Oahu, Hawaii's vibrant island paradise, beckons freedivers with its diverse coastal landscapes and rich marine ecosystems. From the iconic North Shore to the rugged west coast and tranquil bays, Oahu offers a range of exceptional freediving beaches. In this blog post, we'll delve into why these five beaches stand out as prime destinations for freediving enthusiasts. Shark's Cove (North Shore): Nestled on Oahu's North Shore, Shark's Cove earns its reputation as a premier freediving spot. Its rocky terrain, underwater caves, and tunnels create an exhilarating playground for underwater exploration. Freedivers can navigate through the maze of formations, encountering colorful...
The Mystery of Whale Strandings: Causes and Consequences
More than 100 long-finned pilot whales that beached on the western Australian coast April 25th, 2024 have returned to sea, while 29 died on the shore. Whale beachings, also known as strandings, are one of nature’s most puzzling and tragic events. These majestic creatures, known for their grace and power in the ocean, sometimes find themselves stranded on beaches worldwide. The reasons behind these strandings are complex and multifaceted, often involving a combination of natural and human-induced factors. In this blog, we will explore why whales beach and the implications of these events. Why Do Whales Beach? 1. Natural Factors...
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Milo wood surfboard art
Hawaii wood surfboard
Using local reclaimed wood, some of them are sacred wood in Hawaii. Made in North shore, Oahu.
Ocean resin art
Ocean resin art
Akima's Ocean collection. Many size to choose. Have own your Ocean from Hawaii's North Shore.
wood art monkeypod honu bond up
Ocean on wood
Honu and shark swimming in local reclaimed wood and resin ocean.