Showing posts with label architecture photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture photography. Show all posts

Saturday, May 9, 2020

Walking Waikiki

A   L   O   H   A !

Duke Kahanamoku, local & world hero. Link


We are the thoughts 
we choose to keep.
             A.D. Posey







No Usual Buzz Of Happy Visitors, but life goes on 
in Waikiki on the street named for a Prince who became 
a member of the US Congress.


Someone who loves a neighbor 

allows him to be 
as he is, as he was, 
and as he will be.     
    Michel Quoist










My Waikiki Living History in layers:
Lava Stone, Flagstone, Marble, Metal
railing. And in almost every shot:
Palms, green life, blue skies.







Nothing is so difficult that 
diligence cannot master it.
 Malagasy Proverb

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Rededicate yourself to
YOUR passionate quests.


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Monday, January 27, 2020

Honolulu's Built Enviornment

A   L   O   H   A  !
This city now doth, like a garment, 
wear the beauty of the morning; 
silent bare, ships, towers, domes, 
theatres and temples lie open 
unto the fields and to the sky; 
All bright and glittering 
in the smokeless air.     
              William Wordsworth










Towered cities please us then, 
and the busy hum of men.
       John Milton







There's something about 
arriving in new cities, 
wandering empty streets 
with no destination. 
I will never lose the love 
for the arriving. . .
      Charlotte Eriksson











The life of our city is rich in 
poetic and marvelous subjects. 
We are enveloped and steeped as though 
in an atmosphere of the marvelous; 
but we do not notice it.     
           Baudelaire









Our built environment
should enhance our sense of place,
preserving the uniqueness.
In Honolulu, I find a 19th Century
city, a 20th Century city, and a
21st Century city rising.
Preserving our viewplanes:
Mountain, Sky & Sea
is agreed to be crucial.


"WHEREAS, the public has expressed strong concerns
 including, but not limited to, the alleged need for the
   proposed project, the routing and manner of placement of the
   project if needed, long term financial and aesthetic impacts,
   destruction of viewplanes, scenic and recreational resources. . . "           Hawaii State Document Link




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