Photo of the Day

by Aaron Hotfelder (54 minutes ago)
Flickr user bellumdeos submitted this photo (click to enlarge) of a yurt in Inner Mongolia, China. Something about the vast steppes of Northern China and Mongolia has always attracted me to the region-- perhaps the way the nomadic families who live there can pack up and ...

by Kent Wien (22 hours ago)
Styggiti took this HDR shot at Kenwood, California. The tone mapping technique used isn't too unrealistic, and because of the wonderful detail and stunning sky, I think it deserves a spot in Gadling's Photo of the Day. HDR photography combines three or more images that are ...

by Jamie Rhein (2 days ago)
On a Great American road trip, one place to head is Arches National Park in Utah. That's where we're heading from Albuquerque, New Mexico today. This shot by weegolo reminds me of how the sky and land interact in the west. Here it looks as if both are moving, and perhaps ...

by Grant Martin (2 days ago)
I find myself slightly unsettled about my upcoming travel to Dakar, Senegal this Tuesday, partially because the tourism office in New York wont pick up the phone and partially because Dakar is rock bottom on the Economist's recent liveability survey. Yet as our tweeters and ...

by Karen Walrond (3 days ago)
Today I've been keeping a close eye on the happenings in the Honduras -- it appears that even though military troops have sent President Jose Manuel Zelaya into exile, and there have been a few skirmishes between demonstrators and the Honduran police, the country remains ...

by Jeremy Kressmann (5 days ago)
Most photos you'll see of sailboats are full of visual cliches. Typically the background is all puffy white clouds, set against a brilliant blue sky and brightly colored ship's sail, stretched taut in the forceful winds. This shot, by Flickr user Ben Grogan, doesn't fall ...

by Brenda Yun (6 days ago)
I detest snails. I hate the slimy trail they leave behind them and their eerie antennas. For some reason, snails really like the sidewalk around my house, and I find myself tiptoeing around them when I walk my dog. I despise so much that once I put one in a jar and froze ...

by Aaron Hotfelder (7 days ago)
I'm gearing up for a first-time trip to Guatemala, so I thought I'd post this photo from Rambling Traveler taken in the cemetery of Chichicastenango, or "Chichi" for short.
I've always loved the colorfulness of Latin American cemeteries, and the fact that they're ...

by Jamie Rhein (9 days ago)
With the heat of summer, a cool breeze is welcome. This photo of a sailboat jib captures that carefree quality of escaping heat and having time on one's hands to enjoy a gorgeous day. Gadling's own Willy Volk recently snapped this one in the Virgin Islands. Must be tough, ...

by Grant Martin (9 days ago)
Today's Photo of the Day comes from our very own Stephen Greenwood, our newest blogger and resident Hong Kong expert. He'll be blogging from southeast asia for the next few months in his series Dim Sum Dialogues, absorbing the culture and taking us on a journey through the ...

by Karen Walrond (10 days ago)
Last week, I finally joined the 21st century, and bought myself an iPhone. This is the first phone I've ever owned with a camera in it; since I have a few regular cameras that I avidly use, what, I reasoned, would I need a camera phone for? I have to say, I'm becoming a ...

by Jeremy Kressmann (12 days ago)
Passports? Check. Beautiful historical monuments? Yes. Alright, let's travel! The previous phrase is what went through my mind when I looked at Flickr user darren.murph's photo from Nicaragua. There's something really amusing about how they're flaunting their passports ...

by Brenda Yun (13 days ago)
Love 'em or hate 'em, jellyfish are some of the most photogenic underwater creatures around. I've heard so many interesting tales about jellyfish that it's no wonder we continue to be absolutely astounded by these transparent floaters. My friend once videotaped he and his ...

by Aaron Hotfelder (14 days ago)
Flickr user Pirano took this shot (click to enlarge) inside the train station of Pardubice, a Czech town located about 65 miles east of Prague. I'm not entirely sure why a centaur seems to be aiming a bow-and-arrow at the earth, but bright murals like this sure beat the ...

by Kent Wien (14 days ago)
Gadling's photo of the day today was taken by Sean Roskey, who managed to capture this shot of Gadling's editor, Grant Martin enjoying a tour of the 767 cockpit given by yours truly before heading off to the Paris Air Show. Given Grant's near destruction of Virgin ...

by Jamie Rhein (16 days ago)
One of the most beautiful sites in North Dakota in the summer time is the fields along the highway that are filled with yellow sunflowers. This shot by flicts reminds me of that--plus the warmth, energy and happiness of the season. The angle also turns this one flower into ...

by Grant Martin (16 days ago)
Today's Photo of the Day is relevant for several reasons. The shot of the tarmac on the way to Paris was taken by Kent Wien, our resident pilot who is actually currently on layover in the middle of a BOS-CDG-BOS turn. This week is also the week of the 45th Paris Air Show, ...

by Karen Walrond (17 days ago)
I don't know what the weather is like where you are, but here in Texas, it is H-O-T. Miserably, upper 90's kind of hot. So miserable, it can sometimes be tough to remember that summer is suppose to be a good, happy season. Which is why love images like this one, shot in ...

by Jeremy Kressmann (19 days ago)
Flickr user Lady Expat is responsible today's stunning Photo of the Day shot. There's so much wonderful stuff happening here, it's hard to describe it all. The first feature you probably noticed are the stunning colors of the green/yellow pillars, which contrast with the ...

by Brenda Yun (20 days ago)
I'm a sucker for the color orange. It's long been my favorite color because it's so fiery and bright but also because it's doesn't rhyme with any other word in the English language. That hue combined with my next two favorite colors, turquoise and brown, make me smile ...
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