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Kaiwi coast and Hanauma Bay prints

Prints of Oʻahu's Kaiwi coast, from Hanauma Bay at sunrise to the tide pools, the Sandy Beach shorebreak and the highway winding along the cliffs.

Aerial view straight down into Hanauma Bay at sunrise, the reef showing through clear blue water inside the crater
Hanauma, Hanauma Bay Aerial

The Kaiwi coast is the dry, rocky stretch of southeast Oʻahu between Hanauma Bay and Makapuʻu, with Kalanianaʻole Highway winding along the cliffs above the water. It's often called one of the most scenic shorelines in the state, and it's a short drive from town.

Hanauma looks down into the bay at sunrise, stitched together from nearly 20 frames. Kaiwi follows the highway's curves from straight above. Down at the waterline, Frosted Tidepool turns the ripples in a tide pool to frosted glass with a slow shutter, and ʻEleu catches a wave breaking at Sandy Beach as the sun comes up. Kākau is the eroded face of Koko Head from the air, its lines like a traditional Hawaiian tattoo.

At the eastern end of the coast is Makapuʻu.

Prints from Kaiwi Coast

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Long exposure of a tide pool on the Kaiwi coast, smooth frosted water between dark lava rocks at sunrise Frosted Tidepool Kaiwi Coast Tide Pool From $300 Aerial view straight down into Hanauma Bay at sunrise, the reef showing through clear blue water inside the crater Hanauma Hanauma Bay Aerial From $240 Straight-down aerial of Kalanianaʻole Highway winding along the rugged Kaiwi coast beside deep blue ocean Kaiwi Kaiwi Coast Highway Aerial From $300 Aerial view of the ridged slope of Koko Head crater in low gold light, eroded lines running across it like a tattoo Kākau Koko Head Crater Aerial From $300 A breaking wave backlit by the rising sun at Sandy Beach, Oʻahu ʻEleu Sandy Beach Sunrise From $210

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