Black Lava Beach by Raymond Ma

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13-Dec-2022	© Raymond Ma

Black Lava Beach

Kanahena Cove, Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve

The ‘Āhihi-Kīna‘u reserve is located on the southwest corner of the island of Maui and was the first designated Natural Area Reserve in 1973.
The coastline at Kanahena Cove is covered with lava rocks from the last eruption of Haleakala volcano some 200-500 years ago giving it a black beach appearance.
Pebbles of white coral are mixed in with the lava rocks giving a speckled appearance.

Part of the gallery: Birds of Maui

Canon EOS R7 ,Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8 L IS USM
1/500s f/16.0 at 15.0mm iso250 full exif

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Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		05-Feb-2023 18:50
Dettagli , luce e colori sono perfetti.Voto Paolo

Helen Betts		04-Feb-2023 14:56
Great shot of this unusual looking beach, so interesting because it's covered with lava. V.

Jeff Real		04-Feb-2023 14:46
What a wonderful photograph of this lovely beach scene! V

Tom LeRoy		04-Feb-2023 09:23
A beautiful beach with its black lava and bits of white, expertly shot. V

globalgadabout		04-Feb-2023 05:35
a place for shoes as lava rock can be very sharp...an intriguing scene, and a fine composition..

joseantonio		04-Feb-2023 05:28
nice composition with this angle.V

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