"Best at the May Day Contest" Diptych (1/20)

Metallic Canvas

2 panels - 30 x 20 x 1.5" ea
$1,800.00

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Available immediately, I will deliver for free anywhere on Oahu.  Please contact me to setup a meeting time.

A long exposure I took while also zooming at the same time, of the Swings in motion at the Punahou Carnival.  The LEDs created a rainbow kaleidoscope that can only be seen in a long exposure.  The happy carnival goers ride a rainbow road in the sky.

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This photo was also selected as the cover page in the printed gallery album for Colour.

Click the link to see my photo along with all the others in the Colour category.

My photo of a massive 40'+ wave at Waimea Bay took first place!  See it in the Winter 2020 issue. I was lucky enough to win a week long trip to San Francisco thanks to Alaska Airlines, Hilton, Leisure Pass, and Aloha Petroleum!

From The Star Advertiser:

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced the winners of the inaugural Hawaiian monk seal photo contest on its Facebook page.

Two winners were chosen from eight categories which included: Coexistence with Hawaii’s native seal, Moms and Pups, Seal-Seal Interaction, Strike a Pose, Monk Seals in their Settings, Surf and Swim, Threats to Survival, and Monument Insight.

NOAA received hundreds of submissions, narrowing them down to the eight categories. Winners were determined by the number of likes received on Facebook by members of the public.

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NOAA Fisheries will feature the winning photos in a 2018 calendar. The winners are also listed on NOAA Fisheries’ website.

Dreaming of Queens

Photo and caption by Sarah Di Bella

The setting sun at Queens beach and a slow shutter speed, combine to create a dreamy effect. I wanted to give the viewer the feeling of bobbing along the water slowly, waiting to catch the next perfect wave.

Category: Abstract / Location: Queens Beach, Waikiki

Showdown in Chinatown's 48hr Launch Challenge Winner! Congrats Sarah Di Bella and Jana Park Moore!  Filmmakers had 48hrs to recreate their favorite Hollywood film into a 7 minute short, also known as a "Sweded Film", coined from the comedy film "Be Kind Rewind". They were not allowed to use any visual or audio material directly from the films they were recreating.