Dubai Metro Photos (BurJuman)

Update: You'll now find the photos of all four stations at Photos of Dubai Metro in our gallery.

Over three days, starting with the opening day of the Dubai Metro, I took photos of four stations: Rashidiya (after Airport), Khalid Bin Al Waleed (Better known as BurJUman), Mall of the Emirates and Nakheel Harbor & Tower (Jumeirah Islands).

Just some weeks after the Middle East's first gigapixel print, we can proudly announce Middle East’s first multi-gigapixel photography today.

Showcasing the Dubai Creek in incredible detail of over 3 gigapixels which equals 300 times the resolution of common digital cameras it enables you to zoom in far enough to clearly read street signs and car number plates.

Middle East's first gigapixel print took place in Dubai at Epson's booth of this year's Sign and Graphics, which was held from 15th to 17th September.

Printing such a high resolution photo results in more details than your eyes can discover. You can easily read the street signs and number plates on the opposite of the creek, but you might want to take a magnifier to check finer details like the facial expression of pedestrians.

Fürstleur Photography can now offer you the RODEON VR Panoramic Head of germany based Dr. Clauss GmbH. We added an extensive product description and hope to arouse your interest in this highly advanced product.

Please contact us for more informations and pricing.

After a hard week at Gitex here in Dubai and also other work to do, we managed to start with a new gallery for fürstleur.com.

Beside the gallery for ultra high resolution photography you'll now also find stock photography of Palm Jumeirah, Dubai City, Bahrain and Sharjah.

The variation of motives and number of photos should grow rapidly over the next weeks. If you're interested in any of the images, please contact Michael R. Ritter.

I'm sitting in the plane to Bahrain right now. I was there in April and will now visit for a special person and some great shots for Middle East photo agencies.

While sitting in the Taxi to the Airport, I sent a message to a friend I met in Hamburg, she's the lead photo editor of a renowned publisher for tourist speciality publications. I wrote her, that I'm on the way to Bahrain, for shots for photo agencies.

She wrote back, that this is strange. She just thought of me, becuause she's doing a special about Dubai and Bahrain at this very moment. And provided me a list of locations and POIs (Points of interests) that would be nice if I could make some great shots of.

That's what I call "the universe keeps track". Well, what else could you say to explain such happenings?

After setting up Xaraya and working with it for some weeks now to get fürstleur.com up and running, I must say that Xaraya has jumped several steps ahead and is the ultimate CMS by extending the ideology of PostNuke.