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Light Source Photography by Lee Scott

Name: Light Source Photography by Lee Scott
Address: 3890 Hanapepe Road, Hanapepe, HI, 96716, US
Telephone: +18084637624
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Discover the dynamic flow and meditative beauty of Kauai and the worlds beyond through the eye of aw

10/29/2026

More Blakiston’s Fish Owl, this time: Super Fly 😎🦉❤️

10/28/2026

This is a very special owl. It is called a Blakiston’s Fish Owl. It is the largest owl in the world and also one of the rarest. It is found only in Hokkaido, Japan; the Russian far East; and parts of China. It is believed that only about 150 Blakiston’s Fish Owls are in Japan, and the world population of this extraordinary owl is only about 1,000-1,500 owls. They nest in cavernous trees and inhabit wetlands, marshes, coastal forests and they especially like areas with coastal streams and forests. That’s where I took these photos, at a very special blind where conservationists stock the stream. And of Japan’s entire population of 150 about 25 have come from this stream alone! Incredible support for this extremely fragile species.

10/27/2026

Side by Side, these companion waterfalls make a lovely scene.

10/27/2026

Thank you Japan for being so beautiful.
Thank you Canon for making such a wonderful lens— the 70-200 f/2.8. I think this focal length is perhaps the most useful / important lens for a landscape photographer, especially one who hangs out in the mountains or by the sea. The availability, quality, and size of this lens alone was a major reason for me to sell my GFX medium format kit. If you are a landscape photographer and your camera maker of choice has this focal length, I highly recommend adding it to your quiver. And yes, I think the 2.8 is worth it for waves or ravens alone.

10/27/2026

Kita kitsune, aka red fox, on the move on a northern shore. These are the survivors of Hokkaido. You are as likely to find them in the fishing villages as you are in the forests or mountains. I love to see them anywhere but am especially fond of photographing them with them with sea nearby. 🦊🌊

10/26/2026

You know it’s a good spot when you when walk back to the car to get another camera and lens. And then do it again to grab an ND filter when you notice the waterfall! Pulled up to this location for a bathroom break. Stayed for the photography. Mamiya images need to be developed so here’s one from the Canon.

10/26/2026

I structure my Fall in Love with Hokkaido Photo Tour like a road-trip. We start in the west at my base in Otaru and finish up on the eastern most part of the island, Rausu. Along the way we talk photography, editing, business models, culture, and all kinds of other topics related and non related. In between conversations and coffee we work sunrise to sundown, looking for those scenes and critters that Move us. Over the next few days I’ll share more photos like this one from my most recent tour. Follow for more Hokkaido Love and if you would like to join me and a small group of photographers next year, please get in touch.

10/22/2026

Today I went into Sapporo and look what I found! The last box of VELVIA 50 film! Five rolls, good until August 2027. Must use each frame wisely 😉 Precious 💍✨

10/21/2026

Softness found in a hard place. Sometimes it’s the little things that grab your attention. This image was taken on tour in a landscape big and wild.

10/21/2026

Fall in the Forest

Address

3890 Hanapepe Road
Hanapepe, HI
96716

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Tuesday	10am - 4am
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4am
Friday	10am - 9pm

Telephone

+18084637624

Website

http://www.hikarils.com/

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