마치 꿈을 꾸는 듯한..하늘을 뚫고 나온 두바이 초고층 빌딩들 Heavenly Dubai! Incredible snaps taken from world's tallest towers..(VIDEO)
These amazing snaps taken from high above the streets of Dubai show the city’s iconic skyscrapers playing peek-a-boo in the clouds.
Photographer Daniel Cheong’s dramatic day and night scenes provide a bird’s-eye view of the gleaming metropolis in the United Arab Emirates.
His fog-engulfed shots appear to show some of the world’s tallest towers floating in the sky.
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The sun rises in the distance as thick fog sweeps across Dubai in the United Arab Emirates
Mr Cheong's fog-engulfed shots appear to show some of the world’s tallest towers, including the Burj Khalifa, floating in the sky
The 52-year-old photographer’s surreal work depicts the desert city from three different vantage points – the lowest being 73 floors high
Daniel’s surreal work depicts the desert city from three different vantage points – the lowest being 73 floors high.
The 52-year-old’s favourite spots include the world's tallest tower, the Burj Khalifa (99th floor), the Index Tower (80th floor) and Cayan Tower (73rd floor).
The keen snapper estimates he has taken more than 300 photographs of the city during a six-year period.
Daniel Cheong's favourite photography spots include the 99th floor of the Burj Khalifa (pictured), the Index Tower and Cayan Tower
The keen and patient snapper estimates he has taken more than 300 photographs of the United Arab Emirates city during a six-year period
Daniel Cheong describes himself as a ‘rooftopper’ and he said he finds Dubai most appealing when it is shot from the highest vantage points
In that time he has also visited more than 25 rooftops to photograph Dubai's splendour.
The Mauritius-born photographer describes himself as a ‘rooftopper’ and he said he finds Dubai most appealing when it is shot from the highest vantage points.
Daniel, a project manager for Microsoft, said: ‘Dubai is at the cutting edge of architecture.'
The Burj Khalifa, more than 160 storeys tall, pierces through the fog as a new day begins in the desert city
Photographer Daniel Cheong captured this eerie shot of Dubai's skyline as the fog is lit up in green, red and orange from the buildings below
When thick fog blankets Dubai the city looks more like a scene from a science fiction film, says the keen photographer
At 2,716.5 feet, Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world and has the highest outdoor observation deck in the world
Daniel added: ‘It is very modern and futuristic and when the fog comes in, it's a city from a sci-fi movie.
‘Photography is just a hobby but I do it very passionately.
‘I will keep chasing fog in Dubai - I always look for the “wow factor.”’
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