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| Date: 18 April 2004 |
| Locale: Na Pali coast, Kaua'i, Hawaii |
| Photographer: Kendall W. Corbin |
| Comments: The fluted cliffs
of the Na Pali coast on the northwest corner of Kaua'i, are among
the steepest on Earth. The world's highest rainfall on other
slopes above and inland from this coast results in rivers
that are a major factor in the erosion of these cliffs. From
the perspective of this image, no waterfalls can be seen, but
deep between these fluted ridges are many rivelets and small
streams rushing toward the sea below. This
photo was
taken
from the air. |
| |
| Camera: Olympus Camedia C-50
Zoom |
| Lens: Olympus 7.8-23.4mm telezoom/macro |
| Digital image setting was 2560x1920
pixels |
| Image converted to a 600 dpi file
for archival. |
