Souk Madinat Jumeirah
To take photos of the Burj Al Arab, you should come to Souk Madinat Jumeirah and take pictures while riding an Abra boat. This way, you can also experience this unique mode of Arab transportation. The blue water reflects the green palm leaves, with unique Arab architecture in the foreground and the colorful Burj Al Arab in the distance. Compared to taking solitary photos of the Burj Al Arab on the beach, the ambiance here is much more sophisticated!
Dubai Creek Harbour
Taking close-up shots of the tallest tower often ends up capturing people rather than the tower itself, and the angles tend to be repetitive with little novelty. As a photographer with taste, we should seek out unique locations—Dubai Creek Harbour. At sunset, you can gaze at the tallest tower from a distance, with the water and sky blending together, turning Dubai's iconic skyline into a silhouette. Besides the tower, you can also photograph the sea, the sky, seagulls, and the diverse array of people coming and going.
Liwa Desert
When it comes to the most beautiful desert in the UAE, it has to be the Liwa Desert in Abu Dhabi. How beautiful is it? So beautiful that the famous sci-fi series movie 'Star Wars' was filmed here. The vast expanse of the Liwa Desert can really give you the illusion of being in outer space. During the Magic Hour of the day, the red desert becomes even redder under the sunset glow. If a gust of wind stirs up a cloud of sand at this moment, I guess any photography enthusiast would find it hard to resist pressing the shutter.
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
It's best to take photos when the sun is about to set, as the mosque looks particularly gentle under the twilight. Don't rush into the mosque right away; take a stroll around the perimeter to avoid the crowds and capture a panoramic view of the mosque with a unique style. Once inside, you can focus on the details—every column, brick, and lamp can be photographed to capture its charm. If you have a lady companion, she can pose as a model, and casual shots can turn into stunning photos.
Louvre Abu Dhabi
Louvre Abu Dhabi is built on the sea, inspired by palm leaves that allow dappled sunlight to pass through. So when you are inside the Louvre, you will find that every corner and every moment, the interplay of light and shadow is so perfect. Coupled with the pure white decoration style, you can easily take a set of photos that are not only stylish but also artistic.
Al Marmoom Heritage Village
When visiting an Arab country, how can you say you've been here without taking a few photos of camels? We not only take pictures of camels running but also capture scenes of locals in white robes running alongside the camels. Set up your camera or follow along in a vehicle, and press the shutter repeatedly to capture these powerful moments. Isn't it particularly challenging? Such unique photos will surely make you stand out in your social circle.
