Sneak Peek: Kona, Hawaii

My trip to the Big Island (Kona) in Hawaii was spectacular. I’m still feeling a bit jet-lagged, so consider these 12 images a sneak peek. They’re part of our growing Image Archive, where we offer images for personal and licensed use. For example, you may download an image for your desktop computer or order a custom print, or you could license a photo for a magazine article or other commercial use.

I hope you enjoy them. There is a lot more to come, so stay tuned. If you can’t see the images for some reason, click here to view them. Thank you.

ABOVE: A Hawaiian volcano emits sulpher dioxide gases into the air at the Volcano National Park in Kona, Hawaii.

ABOVE: The sun sets behind a silhouetted, waterfront tree at the Waikoloa Resort, Kona Hawaii.

ABOVE: Anchialine Ponds Preservation Area, Kona Hawaii.

ABOVE: Hawaiian palm trees, nestled on the beach at the Waikoloa Resort, Kona Hawaii.

ABOVE LEFT: Hawaiian palm trees, shrubs and lava rock live side by side in Kona.
ABOVE RIGHT: A young male diver leaps off a cliff into the ocean in Kona, Hawaii. This was captured in the southern-most tip of the USA.

ABOVE: Hawaiian palm trees stand next to a parking lot with reserved parking and wheelchair access signs at the Waikoloa Resort.

ABOVE: The waterfront at the Waikoloa Resort, Kona Hawaii.

ABOVE: The sun sets at dusk in Kona, Hawaii.

ABOVE: The southern-most tip of the USA. The road ends here.

ABOVE: A variety of flowers, trees and shrubs manage to grow directly out of lava on the Kilauea Iki Trail, Kona Hawaii.

ABOVE: Hawaii has a wide variety of beautiful flowers in bloom year round.

Kona, Hawaii

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