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Signature of artist Randy Braun
Hawaii's Camera Artist.

Welcome to paradise!

Back in 1989 Randy opened his first art gallery on Maui, featuring his own black and white, hand-colored, photographs of the hula kahiko ( the ancient dance of Hawaii). Since then, his portfolio of Hawaiian cultural and scenic island pictures has steadily evolved into a world-class collection of images.

From hand-made sepia darkroom prints to brilliantly colorful romantic sunset giclees; from panorama travel and vacation stock photos to wedding and honeymoon gift prints; from tropical South Pacific beach scenics to Polynesian Island collectible posters, Braun has made his photos available to you in a large variety of sizes and prices.

Enjoy a bit of paradise as you shop on-line. Aloha and e komo mai!

Imagine for a moment, the tropical Hawaiian tradewinds causing the coconut palms to sway on the beach, like a graceful hula dancer as she dances precociously across the scenic landscape. Relax, as Hawaii calls. Perhaps you have traveled to the islands before, on vacation, or on your honeymoon. Maui? Kauai? Hana? Waikiki? Diamond Head? Nothing can evoke the imagination more than a carefully crafted art photograph of our island culture, or an image of your secret vacation spot on the beach.

Randy Jay Braun creates tropical images which will evoke emotions & bring back the romance.

Also in this website you will find Randy's new workshop with Adobe Photoshop Evangelist Russell Preston Brown, called the Tropical Island Boot Camp for Creative Photography; his Hawaiian marriage prayers; his tropical panoramic photos captured in both film and digital cameras; pictures of Hawaiian cowboys; and his new line called "Sunset Passion"!

Adorn on your hula skirt and come on in to our paradise. Enjoy the fine art photography and have fun!

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©Copyright 2008 Randy Jay Braun, Maui, Hawaii, USA. All rights are reserved by the artist. All images are registered by the Library of Congress and unauthorized use may result in fines of $100,000. per infringement, by law.