Pit Stop by sharky_
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Pit Stop: While working my way down, I stopped to take some pictures. Its easier to take pictures going down hill then going up hill. Going up hill is more exhausting and trying to keep that camera still while your heart is pounding is almost impossible. You can see a white line down below. Seems like they are making a new road between Hilo and Kailua Kona. Aloha and thank you for viewing.
Comments (17)
Can I see sea on the photo? Up! Excellent capture!*****!
Strange...for a minute I thought I was looking at a little rock pool by the shore, then I find out theres a road running through it???? Jeez you must be high up. I hope your toenails don't take too much beating on the way down!
Oh... looks pretty high, Errol! Gorgeous contrast! Excellently captured!
Hey, your're going to have the strongest legs in town pretty soon!!! How long does it take you to get to the top??? and is this close to where you live or do you have to go on the weekends???? you know me, always with a question...;)or two?
Akemi.... I arrived at the base of the mountain a little late in the morning (6:00 am) because it was not really a planned hike up the mountain. It takes about a half hour ride up hill to the visitors center. After some time at the visitor to acclimate, I decided on the spur of the moment to hike on that trail. Started my hike approx 7:24 am as indicated by my camera shots. It would have been best to have started my hike approx 5 am if I had planned the hike, lol. The reason for an early hike is that its cooler in the morning and gets heated in the afternoon even if the air is cool. The sun and elements will dehydrate you. At that point where I ran "Out of Water", it was 11:00 am. The hike above the horizon goes much further up. It would probably be a days hike if I went all the way up to the observatories and onto the shrine 13,796 ft. Returning downhill was much faster as my clock said 12:40 pm. Mauna Kea is open every day except when there is dangerous conditions such as snow, ice or windy conditions. You can also get to the top of Mauna Kea by driving. Maybe on your next trip to Hawaii? Aloha
Kia Ora...You are the Man of Thin Air...a fine Photo Sir...aloha!
Still so high... amazing ! Love those colored rocks !
Great to see that vegetation here! Going up makes it more difficult to shoot, indeed, that's why I always take a tripod with me! :) Excellent work, Errol!
stunning landscape and angle of shot.. superb..:)
gorgeous view!!! i love how you caught the beach down below, that water looks so inviting!!! the pitted rocks there look fantastic!!! very well done!!!
Sorry....There is no beach visible in this image. What seems to look like water is actually an old lava flow from Mauna Loa.
Awesome image in stark sunlight. It shows how intense the sun can be at altitude. Fantastic!!!! ;o)
wonderful colours. great POV. an excellent photography !!!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
Yeah buddy, I can see why your out of breath...impressive view and capture! Aloha!
Wonderful view here, didnt expect it to be so high... wow Superb work here !! :o)
interesting capture, great view down and the rocks are impressive formed and colored! looks like clinker! ;o)
Lovely image...I like the dramatic contrast between distances and the new road adds an interesting detail.