Shark's Cove Sunset

Sorry for not posting in a while.  My buddies, Luke and Michael, are in HI all the way from natti-KY.  Soon you'll see them in a blog post or two since we crammed gargantuan amounts of sight-seeing into a short time period, but they got it all with a locals-twist.

The following are some shots of Shark's Cove at Sunset a couple weeks ago (before they were here).  It was really cloudy so no sun, but it made for some good time-delayed shots.  Shark's cove acts as a tide pool when the ocean is calm along the north shore so the water inside the cove ends up being very smooth.  Mahalo for visiting.

SS: 30s  f/5.6  FL: 18mm ISO: 100

SS: 2.5  f/8.0  FL: 25mm ISO: 100

SS: 0.5  f/8.0  FL: 18mm ISO: 200

SS: 1.3  f/4.0  FL: 18mm ISO: 100 (decreased saturation/green hue)

SS: 8s  f/6.5  FL: 18mm ISO: 100

So the last picture is out of focus, but I still really liked it.  When it's almost
pitch black outside then it's really hard to focus letters on a sign!  It is lit in the
picture because the exposure is set for 25 seconds, but in reality I was not able
to read the letters on the sign since it was so dark.  It shows up in the picture due
to a street light that is 70 yards behind the camera; the same light makes the sand 
below the sign appear with a reddish glow.

SS: 25s  f/4.5  FL: 33mm ISO: 100