Amazing pictures of Dubai skyscrapers
The amazing photos of spectacular Dubai are captured by German photographer Sebastian Opitz. Opitz has been getting up at 4 a.m. and taking trips to 1.358-foot-tall (414 m) Princess Tower in Dubai to capture these dream-like pictures of skyscrapers piercing the fluffy clouds and the fog. Among them you can also see Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. The foggy weather turns Dubai into a fairyland on earth.
via boredpanda
By Monica on Wed Mar 27 2013
By Monica on Wed Mar 27 2013
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