SARAB photographs architecture as part of a larger story, within the city, the people and the environment around it. City Tower One, the 358-metre Pelli Clarke & Partners tower on Sheikh Zayed Road, seen from a distance at sunset with Dubai in front of it. Published by ArchDaily.

Yahya Jan, President of NORR Engineering and lead architect of Ciel Dubai Marina, commissioned SARAB Art Production to photograph the world's tallest hotel. Dezeen ran the photographs exclusively. How Ahmad Alnaji and SARAB make museum-grade fine art photography that represents the architecture as designed, and why strong photography is what takes a completed project into international press.

Saudi Aramco flew SARAB and Ahmad Alnaji to Dhahran to create the fine art images of Ithra, the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture.

SARAB photographed Zayed National Museum, the Foster + Partners landmark in Abu Dhabi. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed shared and praised the series in 2025.

A 2024 Visit Qatar campaign with Paris Saint-Germain was built on SARAB's real photographs of Qatar, testing players on real versus AI-generated images.

Qatar Tourism commissioned SARAB to photograph Qatar's landmarks across Doha and Lusail, from the Museum of Islamic Art to the 2022 World Cup stadiums.

SARAB photographed One Za'abeel, Nikken Sekkei's Dubai towers joined by The Link, the world's longest cantilever. Ithra Dubai acquired the images.

Ahmad Alnaji and SARAB photographed Lusail Towers, the Foster + Partners towers that are the tallest in Qatar, later licensed by the architects.

Ahmad Alnaji and SARAB photographed UNStudio's Wasl Tower in Dubai, inside and out. The exterior was licensed by UNStudio, Wasl, and Mandarin Oriental.

Ahmad Alnaji of SARAB on fine art architectural photography, the difference between recording a building and authoring an image that earns a wall.