Luala’ilua Hills

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Morning light on a group of multi colored cinder cones that sit on the south side of 10,023 ft dormant Haleakala volcano, Maui, Hawaii. Cinder cones are also called pu'u and occur when trapped gas causes fountain-like eruptions during a lava flow. The falling lava cinders stick around the base of an eruption and a pu'u is formed. The most recent eruptions of Haleakala volcano occurred sometime between 1480 and 1600.
Playing with the shadows.
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I am a physical therapist living and working on the island of Maui. I having been flying and taking photographs with my drone since 2014 beginning with a DJI Phantom1. For me the magic of the flying camera is the surprise of what I might see and capture from the air; the suns rays below me, a turtle swimming by, a kayak paddling into my view, an unexpected pattern not seen from the ground. Every flight is an adventure!
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