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21, as part of the annual Paris Photo extravaganza.

This landscape will be included in The Dark Lens: Dubai Invasion, on display at The Empty Quarter gallery in Paris from Nov. Check out this gallery for a closer look at the photographer's down-to-earth reimaginings of the Star Wars landscape. K'NEX Star Wars Ships & Vehicles: This collection has K'NEX spaceships that appear in the Star Wars moviesItems in Bold indicate they are currently built EnjoySpaceships that I want to make and add:1. When Delsaux returned to Paris, he "rummaged around for figurines, toys and models," shooting the Star Wars gear in his studio before adding the spaceships and robots to the Dubai scenes he'd already captured. "Most of the locations I chose are anonymous and discovered by simply wandering around with my camera." "It is quite impossible for me to pinpoint the exact spots where my pictures were taken," he told in an e-mail interview. The photographer traveled to Dubai in February 2009 and spent 10 days shooting. In Cedric Delsaux's otherworldly photos, the United Arab Emirates serve as a surreal stand-in for Star Wars' extraterrestrial geography, with droids and spaceships tucked into desert vistas and building sites.ĭelsaux's new show, The Dark Lens: Dubai Invasion, serves up striking images of the desert city's building boom that - with a little bit of photographic trickery - conjure stark alien vistas.