Panoramic Shot taken at Kapapapuhi Point Park. You can also see the city of Waipahu in the distance.
Art 207D Project 4 Natural Landscapes
By: Cody Bareng
All the photos showcased in this project were taken at Kapapapuhi Point Park, also known as West Loch Shoreline Park. My goal for the project was to showcase this local park, to the best of my ability. This is a beautiful park where you can do many different things. From exercising or walking the pathways, riding a bike, fishing or throwing nets and cages, and it can be a place to kick back by yourself or with your friends.
At Kapapapuhi Point Park there are many different plants. These flowers are all over the park and in different colors, not just in pink and purple. I decided to snap this photo because of the colors, they really stand out, and this tree is full of the flowers. If you go to the park, you can't miss this, it's so eye-catching.
Here, I snapped a photo of this palm tree. I decided to go with the tree to give it a different look. It's basically a huge leading line, leading to the top of the tree. I also liked the cool colors, the green and blue, of the photo with a dab of a warm yellow.
A lot of people come here to fish, throw nets, and also throw cages. This is one of my favorite shots I got, to me the guy fishing in the middle ground really adds to the overall photo. It gives the photo more dimension.
Here I snapped a photo of this boardwalk. What's pretty unique about the park is that there are about 8-10 of these boardwalks all over the park.
Also another favorite shot of mine. I composed this using the plants both on the left and right to create a nature pathway towards the sunset.
Here is my HDR photo, a classic sunset photo. This was a beautiful way to end my afternoon. I love the colors and I was able to capture a little lens flare where the sun was setting.
