Fariba, Richard, George and I braved downtown Honolulu to take pictures of the City's annual Honolulu City Lights event. For some reason I wasn't particularly inspired...this is the best I could come up with.
This reminds me of a
Rorschach Test.
Aren't these shadows cool? It was Fariba that noticed them and suggested taking pictures.
Those are Santa and Mrs. Claus's feet.
Honolulu Hale all decked out.
"Kawaiahaʻo
Church was commissioned by the regency of Kaʻahumanu during the reigns
of Kamehameha II and Kamehameha III. Designed by Rev. Hiram Bingham in
the New England style of the Hawaiian missionaries, it was constructed
between 1836 and 1842 of some 14,000 thousand-pound slabs of coral rock
quarried from an offshore reef on the southern coast of Oʻahu. Hawaiian
divers with hand tools dived 3 to 6 metres below sea-level to chisel out
each coral block, which had then to be transported from the reef and
onto shore."
The clock atop Kawaiaha'o Church.
Honolulu City Lights.
One of my favorite buildings.
The city of Honolulu's municipal office building.
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