Views of the people and places of Hawaii.
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Halloween 2005 in Lahaina. Most of the adult reveller's costumes don't make much sense, theme-wise, but they ARE colorful. Of course, everyone wears their best aloha smiles, too!
Halloween 2005 in Lahaina. Marc Antony and Cleopatra, I presume... Nice jewelry, guys!
Keka'a Point (known locally as "Black Rock"), Ka'anapali Beach, west Maui. Note the wanna-be "cliff divers" perched atop the basalt promontory. The leeward side of the promintory is a good dive spot for beginner snorkelers. The Sheraton Maui Hotel is in the background.
The perfect beach front: the Hyatt Regency Maui Hotel on the south end of Ka'anapali Beach. The West Maui Mountains rise in the background.
A rainbow moves across the upper slopes near Kanaha, west Maui. In this part of Maui, the afternoon showers and their tag-along rainbows appear with such regularity that one can tell the time of day by their appearance. Sometimes, one rainbow will last for the better part of an hour!
The church at the mauka end of Kahakuloa Village, west Maui. Kahakuloa Head looms in the background.
The village church, Kahakuloa, west Maui.
The beach front at Kahakuloa Village, west Maui. The roadcut for the Kahekili Highway can be seen on the hillside in the upper-left corner of the picture. From this point on until you round Kahekili Point and head toward Kahului, the settlements are smaller than this and are far-and-few-between.
A converted school bus now sells local snacks at the pull-out overlooking Kahakuloa Head, west Maui.
A rainbow moves across the upper slopes near Kanaha, west Maui.

In this part of Maui, the afternoon showers and their tag-along rainbows appear with such regularity that one can tell the time of day by their appearance. Sometimes, one rainbow will last for the better part of an hour!
A rainbow moves across the upper slopes near Kanaha, west Maui. In this part of Maui, the afternoon showers and their tag-along rainbows appear with such regularity that one can tell the time of day by their appearance. Sometimes, one rainbow will last for the better part of an hour!
A rainbow moves across the upper slopes near Kanaha, west Maui.

In this part of Maui, the afternoon showers and their tag-along rainbows appear with such regularity that one can tell the time of day by their appearance. Sometimes, one rainbow will last for the better part of an hour!
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