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Having spent most of his life in Hawaii, Ethan gained an appreciation for the natural beauty and amazing light of the Hawaiian Islands. It was the beauty of this natural world that inspired him to borrow his father’s 35mm SLR camera.
Ethan’s first formal training in photography was at Parker School here on the Big Island. At Parker, he took photography classes taught by former Honolulu Star-Bulletin Chief Photographer Warren Roll. While getting his degree at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, Ethan further honed his photography skills as the school newspaper photographer. Most recently, Ethan attended the Texas School of Photography with intense instruction from some of the best photography minds in the business.
Photography has also been in Ethan’s family. His Great Grandfather A.T. Tweedie and Great Uncle Herbert Tweedie were both professional photographers and his Grandfather Harold Tweedie was an avid semi-professional photographer. Ethan can recall spending time in his grandfather’s darkroom developing black and white photographs and now remarks, “I can still smell the chemicals! Thank goodness for digital.”
Ethan specializes in:
Luxury Real Estate/Architectural Photography
Commercial Photography
Fine Art Landscape Photography
Landscape Portraits
He is a member of the Professional Photographers Association (PPA) and the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP)
Ethan’s clients include Four Seasons, Brookfield Homes Hawaii, Hilton Hotels and W.M. Keck Observatory. Ethan was voted North Hawaii’s Photographer of the Year 2012 and his images have been shown nationwide on MSNBC and The Weather Channel and locally on KHNL, KGMB and KHON.
Ethan has fine art prints in three galleries on the Big Island; Wishard Gallery in Waimea, Harbor Gallery in Kawaihae and Wishard Gallery at the Queen Shops Waikoloa.
In Waimea 808-938-4665
Email ethantweedie@gmail.com
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Galleries
Luxury Real Estate Photography Portfolio
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![Small Kona Coffee Farm For Sale-A'Ama Organic Coffee Farm : Farm Description-Photos taken June 10th 2010
A'Ama Organic Farm is on a quiet paved country road and only three blocks from the fire station, police station, post office, supermarket and hardware store. It is 2.8 acres, fee simple, has county water, is certified organic by the USDA and the Hawaii Organic Farmers Assn [HOFA] and was planted ages ago with coffee trees that are now beautiful gnarly old things that yield fabulous mellow Kona coffee. It was originally a part of the Kealakekua Ranch who were the very first growers to export coffee from Hawaii 145 years ago.
Unlike many rocky Kona farms the land has good soil. It gently slopes upward from the entrance to the top border of the property. A’ama is an 'estate' farm which means that we process and sell our own coffee under our registered label either as graded certified green coffee or as roasted coffee. A’ama Organic Farm won the gold medal at the first Cream of the Crop, People's Choice competition where the public voted to select the best tasting coffee, and we are the first official coffee of the Ironman Triathalon organization. www.mdotcoffee.com A’ama is the Hawaiian named for a delicious little crab that lives in the splash zone on shoreside rocks, a highly prized treat at a luau.
There are avocados [fabulous, but not commercial] and serious bananas which command a great price in the local health food stores.
The 3 BR/1BA main house is rented and a separate small cottage is also rented to a couple who do the farm work. A'ama Organic Farm is a going concern. There is a processing shed, a separate small building for climate controlled storage after harvest and a free standing restroom for onsite visitors/tourist farm visits.
Check out our video on the website www.aamaorganicfarm.com If you are interested, please make a written offer before June 24, I will be listing it after that date.
Regards, Nancy Griffith
Home 808-328-2666, Cell 808-895-0131
P O Box 167
Captain Cook
Hawaii 96704](http://ethantweedie.smugmug.com/Landscapes/AAma-Coffee-Farm/i-CB6HWL5/2/Ti/IMGL2044-Ti.jpg "Small Kona Coffee Farm For Sale-A'Ama Organic Coffee Farm : Farm Description-Photos taken June 10th 2010
A'Ama Organic Farm is on a quiet paved country road and only three blocks from the fire station, police station, post office, supermarket and hardware store. It is 2.8 acres, fee simple, has county water, is certified organic by the USDA and the Hawaii Organic Farmers Assn [HOFA] and was planted ages ago with coffee trees that are now beautiful gnarly old things that yield fabulous mellow Kona coffee. It was originally a part of the Kealakekua Ranch who were the very first growers to export coffee from Hawaii 145 years ago.
Unlike many rocky Kona farms the land has good soil. It gently slopes upward from the entrance to the top border of the property. A’ama is an 'estate' farm which means that we process and sell our own coffee under our registered label either as graded certified green coffee or as roasted coffee. A’ama Organic Farm won the gold medal at the first Cream of the Crop, People's Choice competition where the public voted to select the best tasting coffee, and we are the first official coffee of the Ironman Triathalon organization. www.mdotcoffee.com A’ama is the Hawaiian named for a delicious little crab that lives in the splash zone on shoreside rocks, a highly prized treat at a luau.
There are avocados [fabulous, but not commercial] and serious bananas which command a great price in the local health food stores.
The 3 BR/1BA main house is rented and a separate small cottage is also rented to a couple who do the farm work. A'ama Organic Farm is a going concern. There is a processing shed, a separate small building for climate controlled storage after harvest and a free standing restroom for onsite visitors/tourist farm visits.
Check out our video on the website www.aamaorganicfarm.com If you are interested, please make a written offer before June 24, I will be listing it after that date.
Regards, Nancy Griffith
Home 808-328-2666, Cell 808-895-0131
P O Box 167
Captain Cook
Hawaii 96704")
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