Away from the glitter of tourist traps and heavily populated sandy beaches thrives a Hawaiian landscape of amazing natural beauty. Interspersed with poems from the Tao Te Ching, these delicate, yet bold photographs are a meditative ode to nature and  to the volcanoes that fashioned the islands.
One of the finest books of Hawaiian photography. 

This is one of the finest books of Hawaiian photography, however, don't  look for touristy types of photographs of famous places. The book shows water, earth, air and fire, Hawaiian style. The photographs are sublime and eternal. The book is quiet and unassuming, the photographs tell the story.
Reviewer: A reader from Hawaii 
July 21, 1998

This is NOT your ordinary coffee table book!

Magnificent and truly extraordinary. 
A very special book. 

 I cannot begin to describe my appreciation for this book. It goes far beyond an expose of dramatic photographs of surfing in a giant break. JAWS is about spirit and soul. It's about fantasy and deathly  reality. 
And it's about meaning. I find myself just flipping through from time to time, and the next thing I know, hours have passed. 
Buy this book and you'll understand.
 Reviewer: jerryp@foxinternet.net from Seattle, WA      February 4, 1999