Pickled Mangos | Hana Hou! Magazine

I talked story with Kenneth Terukina one afternoon about his prized pickled mangos he makes and sells from his home across from the Hale'iwa Boat Harbor on the North Shore for Hana Hou! Magazine.

Ho Farms | Hana Hou! Magazine

Brother and sister Neil and Shin Ho, second generation farmers of Ho Farms in Kunia and Kahuku, Hawaii for Hana Hou! Magazine. Ho Farms is a family business known for it high quality cherry tomatoes, Japanese cucumbers, and long beans.

Trees

Golden Shower and Bamboo. Two of my favorite island trees.

Living Pieces

Some snaps taken of my everyday life in Hawaii.

Hiking Olomana

Found Shadow Man, Kealakekua Bay

Kaneohe pool

Exploring abandoned
Liquid Light
Paddling Lanikai
Uncle Eddie and Derald
Somewhere in the jungle
Ukulele world record attempt
Diamond Head lookout
Crimson skies
Underwater clouds
Eucalyptus forest
RIP little birdy
baby boy shower
Sitting on the edge of the Ko'olaus
gray day at Kaimana
bookstore reflection
glorious sunset swim

Beach Access | Hana Hou! Magazine

All of O'ahu's beaches are open to the public, if you know how to get to them, you can see some of Hawaii's most exquisite landscapes. As a beach lover, it was a lot of fun heading to some of my favorite locations on the island for this Hana Hou! Magazine assignment about a new guidebook, O'ahu Beach Access. The book details eighty-nine public right-of-ways located all over the island and is a must have for anyone wanting to explore O'ahu's gorgeous coastline.

Shark's Cove

Chinaman's Hat

Waimanalo Beach

Mokuleia Beach

Barber's Point

Sherwood Forest, Waimanalo

Pipeline

Pupukea

Pathway to Waimanalo Bay

Waimanalo Beach

Mokuleia

Waikiki

China Walls

Waimanalo


Spitting Caves

Chinaman's Hat

Ewa Beach