Fire Clouds Over a Golf Course Wood Print

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Prior to January 1, 2017, when sugar cane was about eighteen months and had been allowed to dry out, the fields are burned in a controlled burn, sections at a time, so that only the canes themselves need to be harvested. It is done by giant machines. At the very start of the burn, the clouds in the area sometimes take on spectacular colors, which lasts a few minutes. Although the clouds were behind me on the course, early in the morning at the Dunes at Maui Lani Golf Course, I happened to turn around and saw this sight. I grabbed my camera and voila! This spectacular scene! Sugar cane is no longer raised on Maui and thus, there will never be any more controlled burns nor sights such as this!

I have been taking pictures since I was young. I love the outdoors and enjoy taking landscape and botanical photos. With my lifelong interest in and study of interior design and architecture, I greatly enjoy taking pictures of buildings, interiors, and art. I have pursued my love of art and creation by making collages with many different themes. I am also interested in the Aboriginal arts of Australia, Pointillism, Dot Art, and watercolors. I have included some of my work in various Collections. I am a retired teacher, play golf, travel, camp, make jewelry, read, paint, make collages, and sew. Thank you for viewing my galleries.