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Framing Paradise


	Framing Paradise In art galleries throughout Maui, we saw expensive oil and watercolor paintings of the beautiful island's landscape. I created my own "painting" by adding a slight texture to my photo in PS Elements. Canon PowerShot G3. Patricia Marroquin

Damian P. Gadal

Very nice Patricia! Looks like you've been having fun...

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November 17, 2002

Robert Pranagal

Great idea, Patricia. Well done!

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May 26, 2019

Cheryl Meisel

Great job! Boom we have a painting. You know they print up so nice too. I love the charcoal effect also. The shot is beautiful to work with know that! Cheryl

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May 26, 2019

Bernard B. Travers

Extremely well composed. Absolutely delightful.

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May 26, 2019

June Marie Sobrito

Love the composition. Really beautiful work!

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May 26, 2019

Patricia Marroquin

Thank you Damian, Robert, Cheryl, Bernard and June Marie. We had visited this church in previous visits and always found the grounds and view so peaceful and breath-taking. By the way, the church is St. John's Episcopal Church in the Maui "upcountry" town of Kula.

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May 26, 2019

Patricia Marroquin

I'm an editor, so forgive me while I edit myself. That should be "breathtaking," no hyphen. LOL.

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May 26, 2019

Janelle Barry

You did get around, didn't you Patricia? This is really beautiful - as have been all of your Maui postings. I recognized the west projection of the isthmus and knew you were upcountry somewhere. There's always so many new things to see on every trip (I'll remember this church!)

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May 26, 2019

Patricia Marroquin

Thanks, Janelle. We had a long driving day this day. I made my husband drive high into the upcountry to take me to the only winery on Maui -- Tedeschi Vineyards. St. John's was a stop along the way. If you haven't visited the winery, you should next time around (they've got pineapple wine!). They've changed their marketing and now call themselves "Maui's Winery at Ulupalakua Ranch."

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May 26, 2019

Michael Brown

Simply beautiful, and excellent use of effects!

Mike

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June 01, 2004

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