Dallas Skyline panoramic photos that capture the city’s renowned skyline at night and during dramatic and colorful sunsets.
![Dallas skyline panorama during dramatic sunset](https://emprubyub2a.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Dallas-Skyline-12-19-32-Pano.jpg?lossy=1&quality=85&webp=85&avif=80&sharp=1&ssl=1)
When I lived near downtown Dallas I would climb to the roof of my apartment complex to take photos sometimes. Especially on evenings with dramatic sunsets. I loved making photos of the Dallas skyline from up there.
To do it, I had to drive to the top of the parking garage. Then back my truck up as close to the roof as I could. Afterwards, I would use my tailgate to climb from the truck to the roof. Fortunately, the roof was really big and easy to walk on. I was always worried I would get caught but I amazingly never did.
![Downtown Dallas panorama at sunset](https://emprubyub2a.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Dallas-Skyline-11-2020-141-Pano.jpg?lossy=1&quality=85&webp=85&avif=80&sharp=1&ssl=1)
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I took this photo from the top of a parking garage across the street from a hotel I had to stay in because my apartment was flooded during the winter storm in February.
![](https://emprubyub2a.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Downtown-Dallas-2021-02-25-372-Pano.jpg?lossy=1&quality=85&webp=85&avif=80&sharp=1&ssl=1)
This photo is my favorite. I took this from the roof of my apartment as well. This is a verticle panorama of the Dallas skyline capturing the crescent moon right above it. You can also see Jupiter and Saturn near the moon. The shooting star-looking object is a plane flying through the sky, I believe, that coincidentally flew by as I took that photo.
![Dallas Skyline Panoramic Photos At Night](https://emprubyub2a.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Dallas-Skyline-11-2020-404-Edit.jpg?lossy=1&quality=85&webp=85&avif=80&sharp=1&ssl=1)
All of these are fantastic. Well done!
Thanks a lot Irene!