Hickam Harbor

One of my hobbies is photography and I enjoy taking pictures of just about anything which catches my attention. I was at Hickam Harbor and I saw this plane just landed and moving towards the terminal. I took the picture while it is moving and I keep clicking the shutter until I have the plane just by the tip of the Diamond head in the background.

I think it’s quite a nice picture, I might consider making a painting out of it.

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