LAHAINA FROM ABOVE #39, MAUI, 8x10, LIMITED EDITION GICLEE PRINT

2 prints left in the series of 5 prints

1. 8x10 Limited Edition Giclee Print on Epson Photo Paper : $220. (Price includes shipping/handling/tax)

All prints come rolled in a tube.

2. 11x14 Limited Edition Giclee Print on Epson Photo Paper : $395. (Price includes shipping/handling/tax)

All prints come rolled in a tube.

Larger prints are available upon request as well as Giclee's on canvas. Please contact me to inquire.

Commissions of similar originals available upon request.

All prints come rolled in a tube.

Larger prints are available upon request as well as Giclee's on canvas. Please contact me to inquire.

Commissions of similar originals available upon request.

Original sold $3250 10x12 w/frame

I love this view. It was a view that became more understandable once the Lahaina bypass was built. To be driving towards Lahaina and see the palm trees, Cook and Norfolk pine trees, Lana'i in the distance with the boats sailing under the Maui trade winds were a calming effect to me. I loved this view during sunset which I would be privy to when we would be going to dinner and driving towards Lahaina to spend an evening of fun. The distant beauty of the lights where the fun resided was enticing and the sunset and island in distance just so exciting. I also happen to love when the sun is behind the clouds and the beams shine through reminding us that there is something larger than we are in a spiritual way. The reason why there is generally cloud cover over the island of Lana'i is because of the Cook pines that line the tops of the hills. Captain Cook had originally brought these pine trees to the island because they actually grow with the needles upwards which captures the condensation from the sky and actually creates an entirely different wet ecosystem compared to a dry volcanic island. Kapalua also generally has some cloud cover also, due to these pine trees.

A heartfelt MAHALO,

Jordanne