Kehena Bay by Punaguy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A view of Kehena Bay on the Big Island. Too the right of the image is the famous nudists beach used by Kamaaina's and tourist alike. A beautiful but dangerous beach to suntan....
Thanks for you kind comments on my last post, and Much Aloha to all!

Comments (11)
black lava sand beach, never joined it! great landscape capture, well done!
Oh what a pretty shot,such lovely water. Excellent capture and job here.
Nice work getting the curve of stone wall. Be a nic place to live.
See that little Peninsula, I almost lost my life picking Opihi way back then. I should have kept my eyes on the ocean, lol. Maika'i....Aloha
why dangerous? the heat, the reflection, the sunburn? ooooooooooooh! where's your zoooooom? :]
Undertow is vicious here....current rips down the coast taking swimmers with it.
looks beautiful. wish i could visit this place too. an excellent photohgraphy,David. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!
I can only imagine how hot that black sand can get. And to go bareassed on it? Forget it. And I've heard about those ripcurrents too. My brother almost got pulled out by one when he vacationed there last year. But I don't mind watching the sunbathers... ;) Hey, wonderful photo and cool trivia bit.
a fantastic capture and view in excellent light! very impressive black beach!!!! ;o)))
We have dangerous rips at a lot of our beaches too, heaps of people drown, and thats with lifesavers patrolling the beach! The black beaches are unusual but very beautiful, a lovely view of the bay. Not sure if sunbathing nude is a good idea with black sand....nothing worse than sand getting everywhere, but other than that, I wouldnt want to be walking around with patches of black sand stuck to me lol.
This is the way I imagine the beaches of the islands...the black sands caused by centuries of volcanic eruptions flowing to the waters edge, in a land of paradise...big aloha sigh!!