WAIMEA BAY TIDE POOL, HAWAII, GICLEE OF HAND COLORED PHOTOGRAPH ON 8X10" MATT

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***NOTE- MOST PRINTS ARE MUCH SHARPER, WITH BETTER COLOR & SATURATION. WE ARE HAVING AN EBAY CAUSED ERROR: POOR  SHARPNESS, COLOR, & RESOLUTION PROBLEMS WITH THE PHOTO YOU SEE HERE. IT IS GOING TO TAKE A WHILE FOR EBAY TO FIX THIS PROBLEM - SORRY. WE ARE VERY UNHAPPY ABOUT THIS!
This is a popular shrinkwrapped quality giclee photo
cropped to fit an 8x10 inch mat **which includes black margins
, from an original hand colored black and white photo by longtime Hawaii professional photographer Bill Romerhaus with caption, history, and photography information on a label on the back. It is from an original black and white photo that was hand colored by the photographer and copied to a 35mm Velvia transparency, scanned, printed on Epson premium glossy photo paper with archival inks, cropped and mounted on a single 8x10 inch backing board (see photo) of Waimea Bay beach during large surf on the north shore, 1978.
The forty foot plus waves were washing over the beach and down the berm into the Waimea valley rivermouth (estuary). Body boarders were able to stand on the beach and ride the whitewater as it ran down the backside of the beach toward the bridge. The foamy water was going all the way to the parking lot on this exceptionally big day. You could feel the thunderous booms of the giant waves on the beach! The original black and white was featured on the inside cover of the Honolulu Advertiser newspaper.
It is shrink wrapped to protect it from damage and has photography and preservation tips included in the label on the back.
It is a nice artistic photo though and looks almost like it was painted with a brush or surrealistic, which is the effect we wanted. Please be aware of this.
It was featured in our award winning photo history book: "Haleiwa: A Pictorial History" available at our e-Bay store.
Waimea Bay is home to one the largest surf breaks in the world. It is also the site of the Eddie Aikau Memorial Big Wave Surfing contest only held when the waves are at least 25 foot high. Waimea shorebreak waves are some of the most powerful on earth, generated by far distant North Pacific Ocean storms during the winter months (Sept-March). They are an incredible example of the ocean's mightiness. Native Hawaiians, surfers, and a lot of oriental people consider these magnificent waves to be a supreme example of power and manifested with the spirit of mother nature. To actually see these waves breaking along the shoreline is an awesome, rare, humbling, and unforgettable experience.
We're proud to mention that many of our photos including this one wereused as background artwork in the CBS television network series "Hawaii 5-0".
It would make a great birthday or holiday gift for someone who likes this area or historic images of Hawaii. They are popular reasonably priced decorations for restaurants, offices, homes, or stores where people can see them.
Our original photos are very popular and affordable to local people and tourists visiting Hawaii, as well as people who have never visited Hawaii. Prices are less than you would pay retail at a gallery or custom photo lab for a hand printed and mounted silver halide black and white print and production costs are lower than most folks so we want to offer affordable quality art for people who might not otherwise be able to afford it. We feel we are preserving and promoting the history and culture of Hawaii to Kama'aina, visitors, and other folks at a reasonable price to display or share with others.
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**When it is attached to the single mat 8x10" backing board you will be able to see the  backing board around the margins of the print which you can see if you look at the photo.
An 11x14 inch frame (or larger) with a custom cut mat from a frame shop or art store is the suggested way to display this photo.
Prints are permanently mounted to the acid free backing board using archival photo adhesive and cannot be easily removed from the backing board without damaging the photo. If you want to use a larger frame and can't figure out how to do it with the photo mounted on the backing board, contact us and we can explain how it can be done. This is recommended for best visual and artistic impact in displaying this photo, although many people are happy using a standard 8x10 inch frame and displaying the image as is.
Prints are copyrighted and the images are not to be used for commercial, promotional use, or reproduced without our written permission. We want to make sure you know exactly what you are buying so we hope our thorough description of these photos will answer all your questions before you purchase. Please inquire if you have questions.
This giclee print was printed from a scan of an original hand colored photo by professional surfing, stock photographer, and master black and white printer Bill Romerhaus, of North Shore Photography, who has been shooting surfing and scenics since 1967.
His most recent work has appeared in the CBS/Eye productions "Hawaii 50", Disney/Dreamworks productions "Fright Night", Sony Pictures "Soul Surfer", CBS/Paramount Network TV series "The Cleaner" on A&E Networks, Universal Pictures "Forgetting Sarah Marshall", and Warner Brothers  "The Big Bounce", filmed on the North Shore or on Oahu, providing vintage photos of nostalgia, and surfing for background artwork.  Bill has lived in Hawaii for over 50 years. In 1965 he shot his first surfing photo and was a contributing photographer to 'Surfer', and 'Surfing' magazines, and over 30 international surfing magazines and manufacturers, as a photojournalist for over 100 publications, advertising/stock photo agencies, and corporate clients worldwide.
In 1983, he started NORTH SHORE PHOTOGRAPHY, specializing in black & white darkroom services, after attaining the status as a master black & white printer and film processor for professional clients island wide. His photos have credited him with over 200 cover shots and full page advertisements.
His work has appeared in Popular Photography, Shutterbug, American Photographer, Shape, Men's Fitness, Surfing, Surfer, Honolulu, Aloha, Hawaii newspapers, Outdoor, Outside, Conde Nast Traveler, National Enquirer, CNN, Discovery & History Channels, & many others. Professional clients have included American Express, Vogue International, Analog Clothing, Hilton Hotels, Hawaiian Tropic, Hawaiian Airlines, etc.
He was also a contributing photographer for over 40 years to The North Shore News, in Haleiwa Bill now specializes in printing historic and nostalgic images of Hawaii (NOSTALGIC PHOTOS HAWAII) from the thousands of photos he has produced and collected as a professional photographer in the past five decades living in Hawaii and selling his twice award winning photo history book "Haleiwa: A Pictorial History" available at our e-Bay store.
He is currently represented by Getty Images, one of the world's largest photo archives and most prestigious stock agencies.
Prints are copyrighted and the images are not to be used for commercial, promotional use, or reproduced without our written permission. Please inquire if you have questions.
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