Stopped to relax, take some photos for this site and watch surfers after work. Something compelled me to stay after being there awhile longer than planned and then this appeared.
Walked out to catch the sunset and this one was magical with the color and a crescent moon above the palms. On the way to Kahului from Kihei on an Aloha Friday evening was treated to this cool view of the sunrays and clouds in the grooves of the West Maui mountains. 
Backlit clouds at sunrise above Haleakala. Sun is still below the mountain.
Clouds and rain driving around the Pali very late afternoon.
Early evening view from Lahaina skatepark.
Surf was small and stopped for a quick snorkel by mile marker 14 and saw more colorful fish than usual along with a cool coral head. Got to see the state fish, Humuhumunukunukuapua'a, blow dust out it's gills like a race car. Grabbed a camera just for personal fun and now am able to share this magical moment. These are the photos that came out good considering the basic camera and lack of equipment.
Humuhumunukunukuapua'a
The light dust near the fish is debris it blew out it's gills after feeding on the reef. It looked like smoke coming out of a race car with side pipes. Fun to watch it keep doing it.
Running errands near airport and spotted these interesting clouds.  Found this new spot on a small day of surf and paddled out to find this amazing view from the water. Drive by these mountains regularly and this was special. Had to go in to get a photo to share.
Early morning walk to the beach outback and we saw this nearly full moon.
We walked out to check on surf and saw this cool rainbow in a cloud as the sunrise lit up the west Maui Mountains. What an amazing start for Aloha Friday.
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AuthorLoved Maui since the first time here and now it's home. Been convincing people to experience the magic here for years. This place makes you feel so alive and in awe of the beauty. You can look at the same places everyday and see something new. Also you run into interesting people and share good stories and times unexpectedly. This is something that needs to be shared, so here we are! Mahalo for your support
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