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Dubai Hot Air Balloon At Sunrise
The tour guide was picking us up at 5:00 am to drive us to the middle of the desert, without mention that we were still on jet lag and we barely slept that night.
We arrived in the desert and it was still dark, the balloon was getting ready, but not only ours, but there were also like seven more balloons. The whole idea was to watch the sunrise while we were already in the air to experience the spectacular view of the vast Arabian Desert, honestly, this was a brand new experience as you see the sun slowly rising from the horizon gently illuminating the landscape
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The Royal Meydan Bridge
Every year, VIPs and members of the Royal Emirates family attend the Dubai World Cup at the Meydan Race Course, and only they have access the race course by crossing this spectacular bridge.
In order to elevate the prominence of this route and to create an architectural landmark in the city, it was decided that the bridge should be illuminated. The project required a maintenance-free linear solution that would emit blue light and that could be easily integrated into the architecture and blend seamlessly with the undulations of the bridge.
The illuminated bridge creates a spectacular display of blue ribbons against the night sky, so I went there at night to capture some photos of this stunning landmark.
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Children Playing On Jumeirah Beach At Sunset
After a long day in a desert safari in Dubai, I decided to visit the Jumeirah Beach to watch the sunset and to take some photos of the famous Burj Al Arab hotel. To start, the beach was packed, and it was very difficult to find a parking spot, so after driving around several minutes, I finally found an available parking space and just in time for the sunset I walked to the beach.
The sun was decending quickly, and when it was almost set in the horizon, the whole scene turned into those red-orange tones. I didn't expect such spectacle.
