HAWAII ARRIVAL
ALOHA IMPRESSIONS
First one was offered up right
here.
The second impression was the vision of people waiting for the airlines
to announce their departing flight. The nice thing about flying is how
fast it can eat up the miles, but only after you've waited for long hours.
They
always want you there early to devour your time and hopefully, I suppose,
buy some of the over-priced snacks at many of the "coffee shops" that are
offered up for the unsuspecting public.
If you get the
idea that I'm not in love with the way passengers are herded around like
sheep, or cattle, perhaps you're right. But once they get you there, the
excitement starts.
This picture
shows the passageway towards our long awaited destination. Brigitte wanted
to rush down to the end of the corridor, but I simply had to capture this
on film. So she reluctantly posed--well, waited politely.
I secretly think she enjoyed herself--a moment of relaxation.
Actually,
we were rather exciting, especially having survived the more than five
hour flight in cramped seats.
Brigitte,
as you'll quickly discover, became our feature guide.
There were
two options open to me:
Let her be
the Star.
Let her take
the pictures!
She had left
her good camera in Thousand Oaks, so I was in charge of all visual FXs--by
default! [Plus she's too good at picture taking! Later, though, she
bought a throw away camera.]
So Brigitte
took over as tour guide.
Still, that
didn't stop her from taking some of these pictures, as the following set
reveal.
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