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B N Sullivan - Photography
http://bnsullivanphoto.com/
This blog displays some of my garden, nature and travel photography.
- Added on: Mar 31st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: B N Sullivan
- Listed in: Photo Blogs Travel
- Tags: travel Photography garden hawaii Nature wildlife
Recent Posts
Timeless Puako, Hawaii
Puako is a small seaside village on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii's Big Island. The rugged coastline at Puako was created by an old lava flow from Mauna Loa. The dark sections jutting into the ocean in this photo are fingers of that old l...
Hula Girl tropical hibiscus
This tropical hibiscus blossom is called Hula Girl. Unlike most hibiscus varieties, the blossoms of this cultivar do not immediately wilt when picked from the bush. Because the blossoms usually stay fresh for awhile after picking, they can be worn ...
Drowsy kitty
I was a visitor at the home where this cat lives. We all know that some cats are shy, while others are very sociable. This kitty, an amiable sort, loves to be around people who are conversing. His owner and I had not seen each other in quite awhile...
Bright morning with altocumulus clouds
The early morning light was bright, even though the sky over our garden was partly covered by these altocumulus clouds. The flowering tree in the foreground is a Rainbow Plumeria. [Click on the photo to enlarge.]Location: Kohala Coast, Big Island, H...
Pa\'u \'o Hi\'iaka - Hawaiian coastal wildflower
This pretty little wildflower is called Pa'u 'o Hi'iaka, which translates to 'skirt of Hi'iaka. (In Hawaiian mythology, Hi'iaka was a sister to the volcano goddess, Pele).Pa'u 'o Hi'iaka is a member of the Morning Glory family. It is a perennial, a...
Lone Kiawe tree near the ocean
The area around the Kaiholena Public Shoreline Access in the North Kohala district of Hawaii's Big Island is very dry. Vegetation mostly consists of grasses, scrubby bushes and Kiawe trees. This particular Kiawe tree (Prosopis pallida) stands like...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 4 comments.
Liane Schmidt
You take pictures I love to see the most! I will be visiting your blog again!
Best wishes.
Sincerely,
-Liane Schmidt.
Gerald
Nice blog. I especially like your photos of New Zealand. Maybe thats because I live in NZ.
cool pics ... nice blog
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