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  • Magic Sands

    Magic Sands

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    Magic Sands is also called “Disappearing Sands” beach. It is in Kailua Kona and famous for its on and off sandy beach.

  • Mahina

    Mahina

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    A female hula dancer dances before a full moon. Mahina means moon or moonlight as well as a strong woman.

  • Makanau

    Makanau

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    Makanau is a table top mountain between Naalehu and Pahala on the Big Island. It is a sacred place to the Hawaiians, with an ancient He’eiau on its plateau. I wanted to paint this mountain for years before I did it, I needed to make sure I could do it justice.

  • Mele

    Mele

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    Hawaiian Hula Dancer in a peaceful pose. Mele means “beautiful” or “song” in Hawaiian.

  • Mokulea Moonrise

    Mokulea Moonrise

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    The moon rises over the Mokulea Islands off of Lanikai Beach in Hawaii

  • Momoapus

    Momoapus

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    Each print comes matted with an acid-free white mat, and backing board enclosed in a clear plastic sleeve.

  • Moorish Idols

    Moorish Idols

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    Moorish Idols are a common site while snorkeling or diving in Hawaii.

  • Nene

    Nene

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    The Nene is the Hawaiian state bird. Nene also make for life.

  • Newcomer

    Newcomer

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    A baby hawkbill turtle begins to explore the sea that is its home.

  • North Shore Wave

    North Shore Wave

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    A large wave breaks on the north shore of Oahu. Water in the foreground is transparent showing the rocks below as the surf races toward the viewer.

  • Pele

    Pele

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    Pele, the goddess of the Volcano, rises from the flames to stare back at the viewer. Pele has appeared to people in the smoke of the volcano, as a beautiful woman with flowing black hair in a white dress, as well as an old woman with a dog.

  • Pele’s Flowers

    Pele’s Flowers

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    This flower can be found growing along the road in Volcano National Park. Due to the colors and the profusion of the blossoms, I call it Pele’s flowers. It is technically called Crocosmia.