Unforgettable reader photographs: Dubai's secret corners, untouched natural spots, and breathtaking worldwide landmarks, all expertly captured by our readers
In a captivating display of talent and creativity, photography enthusiasts from the UAE and beyond have been sharing their most stunning captures of various locations. From the iconic skylines of Dubai and Al Qudra Lake, to the tranquil beauty of Abu Dhabi, Fujairah Mosque, and the Mercato Mall, each image offers a unique perspective on the world around us.
Gulf News, in an effort to celebrate this artistic expression, has curated a gallery showcasing these breathtaking shots. The readers' gallery invites viewers to pause, look closer, and appreciate the beauty in every frame. A call is made for readers to share their own stunning photography of the UAE's stunning landscapes and iconic skylines with Gulf News for a chance to be featured.
Meanwhile, the payoff period for solar energy remains undisclosed, with no new data presented. Similarly, no new information is provided about the historic Kiruna Church in Sweden or the solar 'bonus' for Irish homeowners.
In a separate development, Chinese actress Zhao Lusi has deleted her social media accounts amid explosive accusations. However, specific details regarding the controversy are not available at this time.
Elsewhere, Irish homeowners may be eligible for a solar 'bonus' if they live in certain eircodes. The exact details of this incentive can be found under the Activ8 initiative.
Lastly, no new information is given about Saudi Arabia advising pilgrims against stopping at the Black Stone in Mecca's Grand Mosque. For updates and news straight to your inbox, sign-up for the Daily Briefing.
