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FEATURED IN POLYNESIAN TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY
An aerial view of Honolulu from high atop the Diamond Head crater. I have been going to Oahu, Hawaii for over 30 years and up until this trip I had never hiked Diamond Head Crater. What an awesome experience. It is better if you hike it early in the morning for heat issues. The trail is 1.6 miles straight up round trip and climbs to an elevation of 761 feet and offers 360 views of Honolulu. You can spot the pink Royal Hawaiian Hotel in the middle. Well worth the climb.
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Comments
Beautiful!
Great point of view and composition!
Love it!
Makes me want to visit again. :)
Thank you Corri, always appreciate your wonderful comments :)
– Cheryl Lunde
Beautiful capture and light
Thank you so much Joy, appreciate the wonderful comment and the fave :)))
– Cheryl Lunde
Awesome, sooooo need to go back there :-)
Thank you Kymie, pleased you like this enough to add it to your faves :)
– Cheryl Lunde
Super capture, just beautiful………
Thank you for the wonderful comment Rebecca, much appreciated :)
– Cheryl Lunde
Great Shot! That last part of the hike is pretty narrow isn’t it. They used to hold rock concerts in the crater on New Years day called Leahi but they stopped that back in the early 70s
Thank you Patrick, concerts would have been really cool to see! Wonder why they cancelled them? Pleased you like this image :)
– Cheryl Lunde
Fantastic capture…….it is such a gorgeous view. Looks great !!
Thank you Sean, pleased you like this :)
– Cheryl Lunde
What a cityscape just beautiful
Thank you Karen, much appreciated :)
– Cheryl Lunde
What a view – looks like an incredible place. Superb.
Thank you BigCat, it truly is!!!
– Cheryl Lunde
Wonderful capture but I think it has grown since I was there in 1971. Sure looks busy and BIG. Your hike sounds like fun. Good job!
Thank you icesrun, it sure has grown since I started going, still always something new to check out! Sounds like it is time you revisit!
– Cheryl Lunde
Great capture!
Thank you Rick, always appreciated :)
– Cheryl Lunde