A Day Spent Shooting is a Day Spent Well

May 3

Today I decided to spend my day shooting whatever I came across. It was a digital and analog day. I can think of few better ways to spend your days here.

My day began with breakfast, once again, at Maui Taco in Kihei.

I think there's something in the water... or fish ?

This time, with my sister and mother, we all indulged in some local Mexican foods.

After some of the best Pulled Pork Quesadillas I have ever had we continued on with our days. My mother and sister went to the beach whilst I went for my photographs.

Near our Condo, I had noticed a small church on a small side road which I decided to explore.

I parked my Ford Edge, which on a side note is an atrocious vehicle, and walked onto the property.

The Keawaka'i Church in Makena has stood since the mid 1800s. Today the church still hold services and contains a modest cemetery.

From the Church I drove into the Kihei area and started to walk the beachfront for people to photograph.

As I walked the beachfront I came across an elderly gentleman with a Sony point-and-shoot looking towards the Beach. I then noticed his camera was zoomed in to the maximum.

After walking a little past him I observed that he was focusing on a set of 20yr olds on the beach, mostly women. Not wanting to make a fuss I continued on my way down the path.

Being a Saturday, families were littered through the park.

At a point I got to volleyball court where I was allowed to take some shots of the game.

The Game ended and I headed home. The RZ starts to weigh on you after a couple hours in 32°C. My time in the park was well enjoyed.

After a drive to the Airport to pick up my father we headed home for some grub. My sister had spent her time cooking a "one-pot" pasta. One pot, everything goes in it.

It was delicious !