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crankyape1534 OP t1_j8v2dru wrote

Nikon D750 with 20mm. Iso 50,f11, at 4 seconds.

Instagram: aschlepp

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lissybeau t1_j8v7ozb wrote

Kapalua? I miss living there 🏝

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Shedal t1_j8w7x6d wrote

Looks great.

Have you also made a landscape version from this angle? My eyes want to see more rocks in the water, on the right side of the frame

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onqqq2 t1_j8wdbg4 wrote

Just went to Maui for the first time a few weeks back. We got slammed with rain most days but on occasion some evenings the sun busted through the clouds and delivered some epic sunsets. Man I wish I didn't have to go back home.

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arnogia t1_j8wi31g wrote

thanks for the memories 💜

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Ambitious_Ad_9111 t1_j8wicxu wrote

I love watching sunsets and this one is so perfect. It must be amazing to see it from this place.

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vera214usc t1_j8wih7j wrote

I was just on Maui for Valentine's/my birthday! Kapalua is the only part we didn't make it to.

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anxiousshell- t1_j8wq7f6 wrote

How much does it cost to get a camera that takes pics like this? 🤔

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djwurm t1_j8wrv6f wrote

is this the beach down from Kapalua Bay Villas? it's the left area where you can climb up and see all the tide pools?

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Porrick t1_j8x1d2g wrote

Certainly better than an East Maui sunset...

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crankyape1534 OP t1_j8x26jm wrote

In my opinion yes. From east Maui you just see the sun set over the island of Maui. West Maui you get an ocean sunset with the view of lanai and Molokai. Sunset is varied depending on your position on the island.

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Porrick t1_j8x2jjw wrote

Lol yeah of course! Everywhere on the planet, sunsets are going to be better on West coasts than East coasts - and the reverse will be true of sunrises!

Until the Earth starts rotating the other way, that is.

Just poking some gentle fun, don't mind me!

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FastGoon t1_j8x6ax3 wrote

Man I miss Maui, gotta go there again sometime

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enjoytheshow t1_j8x8c5d wrote

Yeah we got there Thursday 1/26 and barely saw the sun until Tuesday which was a tough pill to swallow on a multi thousand dollar vacation. But the place is so damn beautiful even with the clouds and rain that I just didn’t care after a bit

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enjoytheshow t1_j8x8j8p wrote

I also need to get to the other islands but I love Maui so much. I’ve been three times now. Saving up for next year to extend the vacation by a few days so we can do our days like we love on Maui but then go to Kauai as well.

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Commanderfemmeshep t1_j8xph1v wrote

The sunsets on Maui were the most unreal things I’ve ever seen in my life. Thank you for the reminder.

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adavadas t1_j8xwf4v wrote

If it makes you feel any better, the island really needed that rain (and the rains we are getting today and through the weekend). Prior to your arrival, a lot of the island was in Extreme drought conditions, with water use restrictions in place and a high risk of fires. Today, there is only a very small portion of the island that is in Abnormally Dry conditions and none of the island is considered to be affected by drought.

https://www.drought.gov/states/hawaii/county/Maui

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JeSuisUnChinchilla t1_j8y23e4 wrote

Do you have a link to the original, i really wanna put this as my phone wallpaper, its gorgeous

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Strange-Ad-4586 t1_j8yp2ou wrote

I went there once, it was so beautiful, Id love to go back sometime

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onqqq2 t1_j8yylvm wrote

With every vacation I've gone on I've continued to learn more and more about how to approach it. I didn't know Hawaii could get THAT rainy if you go during their rainy season lol (rare or not if you book during a time like that it's the risk you take)

I was super happy to see some whales though so it was a trade-off for sure.

We booked the trip on a whim and basically decided January based on cost. Since booking I did enough research to know I probably didn't pick the right month to go based off what we wanted from the trip, e.g. just chilling on the beach hitting up bars for happy hour.

Moral of the story, if you're planning a multi-thousand dollar vacation DO YOUR RESEARCH. Crazy idea I know, we still had a great time tho but I was salty quite often. On one of my last days it was gorgeous for sunset, saw a whale breach from the beach, munched on a meatball sandwich and took 1000 pictures of that gorgeous sunset. Felt like Maui threw us a bone for our last days there.

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TheVeryLastRhino t1_j8zp685 wrote

Can you snorkel kapalua area in January? Never been to hawaii and planning a maui trip for next winter, very grateful/excited

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crankyape1534 OP t1_j8zpw0q wrote

You can snorkel it any time of the year assuming that the weather is ok. Winter does tend to have some west and northern swells that are larger but I’ve found perfect days almost any time of the year depending.

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franklikescake t1_j90leir wrote

This is amazing!

Increasingly considering Hawaii as one of the top destinations on my list for my next adventure!

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