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About…

Born and raised in Lebanon, I studied interior design and painting before joining the corporate world. Yet photography was always my true passion, and I believe nothing is more rewarding than following your dream. So in 2014, I left my corporate career to turn photography into a full-time profession.

I travelled across the Middle East and lived as an expat in several countries before settling in Dubai. The journey wasn't easy, and I struggled with homesickness, but I stayed committed. Along the way, I was overwhelmed by the region's diversity, warmth and inclusivity. My work from this period reflects those emotions and offers my audience a glimpse into my life and experiences.

What I Offer

Over the years, I have built a diverse portfolio specialising in architectural, landscape, cityscape and aerial photography. As an explorer at heart, I also dabble in travel photography.

I believe you must be immersed in the moment to capture it, and this philosophy shapes my approach: a blend of the classical and the abstract that forms my signature style and makes my work easy to recognise. My services cater to a broad clientele, from corporations to hobbyist photographers.

Workshops

I also run landscape photography workshops around the world, for enthusiasts and experienced photographers who know the ropes but want to learn the tricks of the trade. Attendees explore different compositions, discover new techniques and visit exciting locations, where they put what they've learned into practice to create beautiful images of their surroundings.

Tel.: +971 563125111

Email: dany@danyeidphotography.com

Featured Clients:

I work with top architecture firms, developers, interior designers, and tourism boards in Dubai and the GCC, delivering tailored architectural, interiors, and aerial photography that highlights their projects’ unique design and supports their marketing goals.

Afkar Architects Leo A Daly. Majid Al Futtaim. Nakheel, Meeras Holding. Oglivy. Pininfarina. Qatar National Library, Querkraft Architects, Radisson Hotel. Saatchi & Saatchi Santiago Calatrava Sharjah International Airport, Sharjah Tourism department PIF Public Investment fund. The Atlantis Hotel & Resorts. The Ritz Carlton. Walk Thru. X-Architects. Yatsu Chahal Architectts Yves Saint Laurent. Al Dar Properties. Arada Holding. Architecture Digest. Choppershoot Production. Dubai Holding. Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism. EMAAR Holding. EXPO 2020 Dubai. Fabtech Internationa Grimshaw Architects. Hamad International Airport. Hilton Group. JT Partners. Jumeirah Group. Kalimant

 

Publications: Online Edition

Over the past 20 years, my work has been featured in numerous local and international magazines, online blogs, and newspapers. This extensive exposure reflects my commitment to excellence in architectural, interiors, and aerial photography. Each publication has helped showcase the unique perspectives and technical precision that define my approach, establishing a trusted reputation across the GCC and beyond.

Architect. Archdaily. Architecture Digest Architizer CNN BBC Telegraph. Gulfnews Petapixel The National Detail AD Middle East. IDFM Digital Studio Middle East. Campaing Middle East. World Architecture Community Graziamagazine The Architects News Paper InPark Magazine Blooloop Zawya USA Today Construction Week Arts & Collections Prestige Hong Kong. The Guardian Annahar. Condé Nast Traveller

 

Publications: Printed Edition

One of my biggest achievements in my career was the privilege of photographing the Dubai Expo 2020 architecture over three years of intensive work. This extensive project allowed me to capture the intricate details and grandeur of the pavilions, showcasing the visionary designs and cultural narratives embedded in each structure. The culmination of this effort resulted in a series of coffee table books published by Assouline Publications in New York, which not only highlight the architectural brilliance of the Expo but also serve as a lasting visual legacy of this landmark event. This project was a testament to the power of persistence, precision, and passion in architectural photography.