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    Kauai-July 2011

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    During a Napali coast tour, rainbows seemed to fall out of the sky, and this one landed on one of the many secluded beaches that are scattered across the coastline. Dolphins played in the wake of our small boat as we sailed. by: lauragw Views[158] The clouds parted for only a moment at a point along the journey between Hanalei and Princeville. Kauai is famous for its short bursts of rain, keeping it one of the greenest and most lush places on earth. I watched this scene evolve for quite some time, I couldn't look away. by: lauragw Views[222] Kauai is home to some of the most jaw-dropping volcanically-created mountains in the world. The rolling curves and steep hills stop only metres before the ocean. by: lauragw Views[210] In downtown Hanalei, some of the greatest small-surf beaches in the world can be found. Young kids and adults alike can be seen being taught be local Hawaiians to ride the gentle waves. An eager student left these shoes behind. by: lauragw Views[197] The Aloha Shirt, also known as the Hawaiian Shirt, is a style of collared shirt originating in the Hawaiian Islands. It became very popular throughout the globe in the 1950's. Vintage Hawaiian shirts spotted outside a tiny store in Hanalei, Kauai. by: lauragw Views[184]
     

    Photos: My Photo scholarship 2011 entry

    Tuesday, 8 Nov 2011 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Laura Wingrove, and I love travel and travel photography- one of my heroes is Basil Pao, the photographer who accompanies Michael Palin on his travels. I love travel photography, particularly photographs that capture both the landscape on a ... Read more >
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