Sunday, October 25, 2015

Honolulu Front and Back

A  L  O  H  A !
 Waikiki Beach & Diamond Head.
THAT's Honolulu to most people









 Rainbows, Resorts, Ocean Views












Click Photo to Stand in Street
This little wood frame house,
surrounded by mid [20th] Century
walk-up apartments speaks to me
of a city growing.








19th Century Chinatown.
Modern  towers 'photo bombing'
the shot



From the Japanese plantation carpenters
who built so many wood frame, local
style shacks, houses, temples,

. . . To the high rises going
up today, Honolulu
is a dynamic Pacific City.

I join all previous 
residents going back 
centuries in saying:
"You should have been
here 30 years ago;
It was so different,
so beautiful then!"


Thanks for Visiting!
                Warmly, cloudia



21 comments:

  1. Aloha, Cloudia! I am surprised they have room to build more hi-rises. I was there in 1981 and it looked crowded. Lovely photos, enjoy your day!

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  2. Enjoyed seeing these. Thanks Cloudia!

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  3. It's still beautiful! Thanks, Cloudia! Have a nice, easy day.

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  4. Aloha, lovely photobombing image Cloudia, your post speaks to me as well. It seems this take over/restructuring is happening a lot. My favorite quaint Minneapolis neighborhood, Linden Hills, is preparing for a large high rise building to tower over (against the wishes of the residents) smack in the center of it all. Very sad.

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  5. Super rainbow picture.

    Greetings,
    Filip

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  6. That fourth shot looks very much like a Perth street scene :)

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  7. I don't think I could get tired of the view of Diamond Head.

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  8. It is a truly beautiful place. I prefer the wooden structures, but that is personal taste. And an aversion to people 'en masse'. Beautiful then, differently beautiful now.

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  9. It is the same everywhere, Cloudia!

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  10. Great rainbow and I prefer the 19th Century Hawaiian architecture!

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  11. Beautiful photos and post
    Greetings from India

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  12. Aloha Cloudia! One day I hope to visit your beautiful state. We are only an ocean apart after all. Mostly I stopped by to say thank you for your recent comments. Wishing you well there in paradise.

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  13. Change is constant. Lovely captures!!

    Namaste /\ from Mumbai
    Aloha!!

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  14. Amazing look of the pictures...

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  15. I prefer the old ways of building. It had more character.
    Thanks for your visit.
    Wil, ABCW Team

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