A retreat on the slopes of Haleakala in upcountry Maui, high enough that the clouds often form below rather than above.
A working plantation on the central Maui isthmus, between two volcanoes — where the planting is in rows and the light comes through a gap.
A plantation-era house on West Maui's leeward coast, built before air conditioning for a climate with a vertical sun.
A working ranch in a valley beneath the Ko'olau wall on windward O'ahu — a landscape that dwarfs anything you put in it.
A botanical garden set directly beneath the Ko'olau wall on windward O'ahu, with an avenue running straight at it.
A botanical and cultural valley on O'ahu's North Shore, running inland from the coast to a waterfall at its head.
A resort on young black lava on the Kona coast, where the rock is black, the sand is white and the water is very blue very close in.
A Japanese temple at the foot of the Ko'olau range on windward O'ahu, with a reflecting pond in front and a fluted green wall behind.