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A panoramic view of Anaeho’omalu Bay, Hawaii
Aloha! We recently spent a few days on the Big Island of Hawaii at the Marriott Beach Resort on Anaeho’omalu Bay ( 19°54′57.97″N 155°53′20.17″W). There is a very nice group of beaches along the south shore of the bay that afford a wide panoramic view of the entire bay, including the resort. So I decided to take a series of photos to recreate this view.
Click on the thumbnails below to display the image. The high-resolution version is 53 megapixels, so it might take several minutes to display depending on the speed of your connection.
Low Resolution (1594 x 333 pixel, 522.9 KB JPG)
High Resolution (15490 x 3326 pixel, 6.2 MB JPG)
If you’re interested, click here for the details of how I made this image.
Cheers!
All photos are © 2008, Bradley A. Grigor