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Entrance Emirates Palace II
United Arab Emirates

The entrance of the Emirates Palace Hotel in Dubai is truly spectacular. I am impressed by the exceptional quality of the materials used, particularly the flooring. Additionally, the water fountain system contributes astonishingly to cooling the atmosphere, creating a unique ambiance.

The photograph was taken around noon, under conditions of considerable heat and with some suspended dust in the air. Despite these challenges, the image successfully highlights the majesty of the location.

I used a Sony a6400 camera with settings of ISO 100, aperture at F9, and a shutter speed of 1/600. This combination allowed for an accurate capture of the details and brightness of the surroundings, providing a faithful representation of the grandeur of the Emirates Palace Hotel.

Copyright: Luis Garcia
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 6000x3000
Taken: 10/03/2024
Geüpload: 10/03/2024
Published: 10/03/2024
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Tags: hotel; tourist; sunny day; arab; architecture; cityscape; exterior
More About United Arab Emirates

Roots of history in the UAE go back more than five thousand years, when you would have found people fishing, trading camels and diving for pearls.The United Arab Emirates consists of Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras al-Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm al-Quwain. They're a federation of states located in the southeast of the Arabian Peninsula, next to Saudi Arabia.The UAE was established in 1971 and rapidly grew in economic status with the help of foreign investment.UAE is a member of OPEC. Oil was discovered in 1967 in Abu Dhabi, and the Emirates quickly became interested in unification for their common benefit. The U.S. soon overtook Britain as their major business partner, and Abu Dhabi became the largest oil producer in the UAE.At present, the UAE has one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Ol, financial services, media and tourism are their major activities.There are approximately $350 billion of active construction projects, including what will soon be the world's tallest man-made object, the Burj Dubai tower.Other fun things on the way: a man-made archipelago of islands called The World, DubaiLand (bigger than Disneyland) and the world's largest shopping mall, which will also be in Dubai.Apparently somebody in Dubai knows how to throw a good party.The UAE is full of things to do if you can handle the scale they do them on. Football, Tennis, falconry; Formula F1 racing, camel racing (with robotic jockeys) and even skiing!Text by Steve Smith.


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