Hawaii 2013 / Landscape Photography

I still have a zillion more images to edit from this trip but here are a few favorites from Oahu and Maui.

A tall waterfall falling down a mossy cliff wall in the Maui rainforest

A steel footbridge on the jungle trail, green closing in on both sides

The stone path running up through the bamboo forest on Maui

Looking straight up through the bamboo canopy in Hawaii

A huge banyan with its aerial roots dropped into the ground, Hawaii

The Byodo-In Temple below the Koolau range on Oahu, reflected in its pond

Surf running up a black sand beach under a big cloud sky in Hawaii

A wave exploding white against the black lava rock on the Hawaiian coast

Surf pouring back off a lava shelf into the blue, Hawaii

Sunrise above the clouds from the volcanic summit, Maui

Three waterfalls dropping into a green pool in the Hawaiian rainforest

A red sand cove below eroded cinder cliffs, the Pacific running in

A pale blue Victorian house upcountry, the island falling away to the sea behind it

Disc golf discs on a concrete tee pad, the island and the ocean below

To see more landscape work hop on over to my Landscape Photography Page.

Minneapolis wedding photographer Jackson Tyler Eddy

Jackson Tyler Eddy is a Minneapolis wedding photographer with 17+ years behind the camera, hundreds of weddings photographed, and a place in The Knot Hall of Fame. His landscape work has been featured by National Geographic in its Daily Dozen, and that same artist's eye carries into every wedding he photographs. Available for weddings throughout Minnesota and destinations worldwide.

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