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Photo of the Day (10.24.09)

by Brenda Yun (RSS feed) on Oct 24th 2009 at 6:00PM

Talk about a gorgeous sunset! I must have said this before, but I'll say it again: I love Hawaii. I'm almost positive this photo's been enhanced, but I have to say sunsets in Hawaii actually look like this all the time. Really.

Today's photo comes to use from arbpdx1, who has a really great photostream on Flickr, complete with family and travel photos. If you have some great travel shots you'd like to share, be sure to upload them to the Gadling pool on Flickr. We might just pick one as our Photo of the Day!

Filed under: Photos, North America, United States, Photo of the Day

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Nick Nov 2nd 2009 9:57PM

Great picture indeed! Although I have to say I'd always prefer an original picture over something that has been digitally modified/enhanced (even if slightly). I'm a big fan of the Photo of the Day section on your website, but am not sure if you are setting a right trend with the selection of this picture!

Sincerely,
Nick

Nabeel Oct 25th 2009 2:27AM

wow, nice sunset

Robert Teague Oct 26th 2009 2:33PM

Sorry, no. I live in Hawaii, like you, but I'm a professional landscape photographer.

Frankly, it's a very poor photograph, one that should have been deleted as soon as it was taken, much less shared here.

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