What I love about this view from Hole 17 is how quickly your eye can travel.
You begin with the flag and green right in front of you.
Then suddenly you're crossing the Pacific all the way to Molokaʻi.
That's a huge amount of physical distance held inside one frame.
The evening light gave all of those layers enough continuity to stay together while still letting them remain distinct—the green, ocean, clouds and island each doing their own thing.
This is what keeps bringing me back to photographing Kapalua.
The golf course gives me these very precise human-scale reference points—a flag, a bunker, a green—and then Maui puts something enormous behind them.
When the photograph gets large, you can move between both experiences.
See the whole landscape first.
Then walk closer and start noticing the course surfaces, vegetation, water and atmospheric detail.
A little flag can take you all the way to another island.
I think that's pretty fun.
From a flag to another island in a single view.
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In Space
See what scale changes.
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About Lance
A Maui photographic artist engineering experiences that become more compelling as they become physically enormous.
extreme resolution + multi-frame construction + unusual access + immersive physical scale + experimentation with abstraction.
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Sunset Reverie was photographed on Hole 17 of Kapalua’s Bay Course as evening light moved through the clouds. The green and flag create a precise foreground reference; behind them, the Pacific expands the field dramatically before Molokaʻi establishes a far more distant horizon. The composition lets the eye travel from a human-scale course detail across miles of open water toward another island.
Lance Ehrecke’s Kapalua photographs use the golf course as one layer inside a larger West Maui environment rather than as an isolated sporting subject. In this work, the maintained surface of the green, changing cloud light, ocean and distant island occupy different depth zones that remain distinct when the photograph is enlarged. The source file preserves enough information for the course to stay specific while water, weather and Molokaʻi retain their own texture and tonal variation.
Sunset Reverie is offered as an open edition photographic artwork and produced to order. Current presentation choices include Acrylic, Aluminum and Canvas, with size and framing options shown in the configurator. The presentation guide can help compare surface, edge and reflectivity before collecting the work. The result is equally legible as golf photography and as a broader West Maui landscape.
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Sunset Reverie was photographed on Hole 17 of Kapalua’s Bay Course as evening light moved through the clouds. The green and flag create a precise foreground reference; behind them, the Pacific expands the field dramatically before Molokaʻi establishes a far more distant horizon. The composition lets the eye travel from a human-scale course detail across miles of open water toward another island.
Lance Ehrecke’s Kapalua photographs use the golf course as one layer inside a larger West Maui environment rather than as an isolated sporting subject. In this work, the maintained surface of the green, changing cloud light, ocean and distant island occupy different depth zones that remain distinct when the photograph is enlarged. The source file preserves enough information for the course to stay specific while water, weather and Molokaʻi retain their own texture and tonal variation.
Sunset Reverie is offered as an open edition photographic artwork and produced to order. Current presentation choices include Acrylic, Aluminum and Canvas, with size and framing options shown in the configurator. The presentation guide can help compare surface, edge and reflectivity before collecting the work. The result is equally legible as golf photography and as a broader West Maui landscape.
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