The Burj Khalifa is not really for those who are afraid of heights. I don’t really see the point, as over a certain height, it does not really matter that much. If you would ever fall from a 5th floor or from a 100th floor, the results are the same. But everyone looks at this differently. It’s still funny how different thing look from such high up. Like the Address hotel which you can see in the middle of this photo. From bottom up it looks so huge, from high up, so small :)

This is a HDR from 4 exposures, created in Oloneo Photoengine, finished in Photoshop.

I just got back home after spending few days at my parents for the Easter holidays. I really thought I also get to take some new photos, but I haven’t gotten to many. The typical spring weather arrived, and it rained every day. But maybe there will be at least some new :) But for today, one that I already had finished earlier, of course from Dubai :)

This is a HDR from 4 exposures, created in Oloneo Photoengine, finished in Photoshop.

A nice long exposure really helps to get a great reflection. And of course late night is the time of longest exposures :-)

This is one from the Dubai Marina, a HDR created in Oloneo Photoengine finished in Photoshop

This is the first post I ever tried to post from my tablet, but I think I won’t be doing that that more often. Maybe if I get one with full windows support :-) Somehow my productivity on a normal desktop Os is much better than on any of the mobile ones. There are just not there yet.

But to the today’s photo. This is another shout from the top of the Cayan tower in the Dubai Marina. As usually it’s a HDR created in Oloneo Photoengine, finished in Photoshop.

I think during the whole week I was in Dubai, I took the most photos form this spot. First of all I liked the view, but even more important, the building I was staying in was right next to it. Being able to stay as close as possible to good photography spots is really important when traveling. Especially if one wants to do night/early morning shooting :)

This is a HDR from 4 exposures, created in Oloneo Photoengine, and finished in Photoshop.