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The walls of the canyon were only inches apart in places. The eroded sandstone surface took on a spectrum of colors as the sun passed overhead. Locals played Navajo tunes on the flute that echoed through the canyon like an ocarina.

Panorama info: Stitched together from 2 photos. At full-size, it's 21 megapixels.

Woke up early for this! This composite is from 04:55 to 06:00 PST.

The moon entered Earth's umbra at 04:45 PST. Unfortunately, trees blocked me from getting a clear shot of the total eclipse at 06:06 PST. So the last shot in this composite is at 06:00 PST while the moon would have been completely within Earth's umbra (totality) beginning at 06:06 PST for a little longer than 51 minutes!

Luckily, I was still able to see it though.

I was recently inspired to edit the multiple-exposure panoramic I got of this awesome sighting over Hoai Bay in Poipu over 2 years ago. Right before our very eyes, this amazing wonder appeared all the way across the sky. It was so vivid and intense. A double complete rainbow in front of our balcony. It was too much. What did it mean? There are supposed to be sea turtles in this bay too, but we never went snorkeling in there.

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Panorama info: Stitched together from 6 photos. At full-size, it's 27 megapixels.

The view from near the Eagle Falls loop trail vista. Awesome way to end a day of fishing.

We got to the Eagle Falls Trail pretty late and weren't able to go to the lake. It was fairly dusky by the time we headed down.