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Island of Kauai | Hawaii's Beautiful Islands Viewbook by Douglas Peebles

Island of Kauai | Hawaii's Beautiful Islands Viewbook by Douglas Peebles

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A 1991 Hawaii Photographic Viewbook of Kauai's Na Pali Coast and Wilderness Terrain

Photographer Douglas Peebles presents a 32-page full-color visual record of Kauai, Hawaii's oldest main island. Published in 1991, this softcover viewbook captures the island's natural landscape prior to modern commercial development.

The photographic survey focuses on geological features, tracking across the vertical cliffs of the Na Pali Coast, interior waterfalls, Waimea Canyon, and undeveloped shorelines. Composed without commercial hotel listings or travel logistics, the volume relies on film photography and aerial perspectives.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Offers an authentic visual document of Hawaii's landscape from three decades ago. Douglas Peebles uses specialized aerial viewpoints and film photography to catalog the raw geography of Kauai for photography collectors and Hawaiian historians.

Edition & Specifications

Publisher: Hawaiian Resources Co Ltd

Pages: 32

Format: Paperback

Publication Date: 1991

ISBN: 9780962729454

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