A waterfall streams over layered lava stones into a small pool below in a tropical rain forest on the Road to Hana, Maui. A long exposure transforms a capture of single drops into soft white lines of water, hiding the beauty behind like a bride’s veil.
There are several waterfalls like this on the “Road to Hana,” which is quite literally just the road used to get to the small town of Hana. The road has become famous because of scenes like these speckled along the way and the road’s unusually narrow and tight straightaways and turns.
The area gets loads of rain, carving deep valleys and growing lush greenery for much of the east side of Maui.