Extreme Exposure Fine Art Gallery

The art here which is photography is absolutely beautiful.
Apr 1st, 2024

Really cool pics of active volcanoes in Hawai'i! The lady told me that her husband's shoes would melt while getting the shots. Police look the other way. A bit pricey, but it's Hawaii and it's quality product.
Mar 29th, 2024

Amazing. Be prepared, you will not want to leave, Beautiful and captivating artwork. You will not be disappointed!
Jan 23rd, 2024

Fantastic gallery! Beautiful photographs! The artists wife was friendly, informative and very patient while we assembled an arrangement to enjoy at home.
Dec 28th, 2023

If you want to truly see the Big Island as its wild, awe-some, untamed, and absolutely alive self, Bruce Omori of Extreme Exposure is the person to get you there, both as a guide and through his photography. As a budding extreme nature photographer, Ive found I do my my best work when my photography is paired with a deep sense of place. I want to truly know a place, feel a connection, and set that free in my shots. You cant truly know the Big Island (or any part of Hawaii) as a new arrival/outsider, in my opinion, unless you are invited in through the eyes of someone who knows it fully and deeply in a way that only locals can, and can skillfully immerse you in such a way that you feel like you belong. That skill is incredibly rare (as is being a kind, thoughtful and respectful human without bravado when guiding), but Bruce is a master. During my last visit to the Big Island, Bruce spent two days showing me parts of the island largely inaccessible to outsiders. One of the days was a lava tour; at each stop, his passion for volcanoes and the active history of the island shone through. I was totally nerding out and he was right there with me; youd never have known he had seen these things a million times. He patiently answered every question, never once rushed me or seemed bored, and clearly was invested in making sure the visit was exactly what it needed to be. I felt like I was spending the day with an old friend. The second day was an exploration of a lesser-traveled part of the island, and was a grand adventure. We had to traverse a small stream crossing on foot to go check out a waterfall, and Bruce let me slowly creep around like a dummy, making sure I didnt fall on my camera in the water without seeming inpatient or disrespectful, keeping me upright and pointing out stable areas in the water where I could step. The next time I return to the Big Island (which will hopefully be on the regular to see lava!), it will feel like Im going home, and that is in large part due to the way Bruce shared it with me. If you want the real deal, this isnt a place to cut corners - and honestly, Im not sure youre really going to find an experience like this with anyone else there. Mahalo nui Bruce and Sheryl for bringing me home.
Dec 30th, 2023