Hawaiian Islands are known for eye catching Sunrise and Sunsets. Eye-catching sunrises and sunsets also seem to favor certain times of the year.

At sunrise or sunset, sunlight takes a much longer path through the atmosphere than during the middle part of the day. Because this lengthened path results in an increased amount of violet and blue light being scattered out of the beam by the nearly infinite number of scattering "events" that occur along the way (a process collectively known as multiple scattering), the light that reaches an observer early or late in the day is noticeably reddened. Thus, it could be said that sunsets are red because the daytime sky is blue.

And because red has the longest wavelength of any visible light, the sun is red when it’s on the horizon, where its extremely long path through the atmosphere blocks all other colors.

Some of the photos of beautiful sunrise as seen on Island of Oahu.

Sunrise as seen from the Ala Moana beach park

Sunrise as seen from Hilton Hawaiian village Pier.

The Blue Umbrellas

Blue Umbrella

The golden hour

Sunrise as seen from Magic Island

Sunrise as seen from magic Island

The Nature's color Palette