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Landscape and Travel Photography by Belinda Shi

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Belinda Shi Landscape Photography
A small Collection of my footprints on this planet

More categories: Mountain, Seascape, Cityscape, San Francisco, Waterfall

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Probably one of the most photographed lone trees on this planet. Even I know it might look like millions already photographed, I still had to do it in my own version this morning to kick off our New Zealand South Island road trip.

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Apollo caught a virus and missed school for almost two weeks, and somehow we ended up staying home for more than three.

No hikes. No weekend adventures. Just slowing down.

Some evenings ago, he asked if I wanted to go out together, so we spent a

One week after our first Koko Head hike, we came back.

Same trail. Same climb.

But this time… with a plan.

After the first hike, I already knew if we timed it right, the light at sunset could completely transform the scene.

So we returned.

This wasn’t the hike we planned.

We were supposed to do Kuliʻouʻou Ridge that day. But between a wrong turn, muddy trails, and no signal… we lost time and had to regroup.

By the time we found each other again, it was too late to start

Exercise your photography eye. Make a guess (I’ll provide answer in comment)

These are from two forest hikes during spring break: one at Marymere Falls in Olympic National Park (Washington), the other at Lulumahu Falls on Oʻahu.

Two places,

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