These’re incredible
photographs taken from high above the Dubai skyscrapers shows the city’s
tallest buildings playing peek-a-boo in the clouds. The skillful photographer
Daniel Cheong’s dramatic day and night scenes offer a bird’s eye view of the
gleaming metropolis in the UAE. He takes brilliant shots of fog engulfed
tallest towers floating in the sky.
His surreal work depicts the real desert
city from three vantage points, the lowest being 73 floors high. He selected
three world’s tallest tower, Burj-e-Khalifa 99th Floor, the Index
Tower 80th Floor, and Cayan Tower 73rd Floor. The 52
years old keen snapper takes more than 300 photographs of thecity during a six
year period, and in that time he has also visited over 25 rooftops to
photograph Dubai's splendor. He likes to be called as a “rooftopper”.
The
Mauritius born photographer is a project manager for Microsoft, said; Dubai is
the appealing when it is shot from the highest vantage points. Dubai is a
fantastic city for photographing; particularly very futuristic when it comes to
fog engulfed the high rises buildings. I just love the photography and it is my
hobby and I do it very passionately. I’ll keep chasing fog in Dubai and I
always look something different here.
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