Thrillseekers Take Incredible Selfies From 1,180ft Hong Kong Skyscraper

These Selfies Are Way Better Than Your Selfies

If you want to put that selfie stick you bought to good use, consider booking a flight to Hong Kong.

These high altitude snaps were taken by veteran skywalker Alexander Remnev, 19, and his adrenaline junkie friends atop a 1,180 ft skyscraper.

The building, named The Center, was featured in The Dark Knight and is Hong Kong's fifth tallest.

"I love to watch from above as the sun sets" Remnov says. "I also like to sit on the roof with my friends and talk about topical issues or discuss the news. As a rule, we choose buildings in Moscow but when we’ve got spare time we will travel to other cities."

Remnov's hobby isn't entirely legal, but he was lucky enough to evade problems with guards.

"Once we explained our mission to them and then showed them our cameras, they simply smiled and let us free."

"Together with my three friends from Moscow, we were able get high, really high."

But they're not the first to take on Hong Kong's massive structures.

Last month, the climbers at On The Roofs hacked a giant billboard just to ask "What's up, Hong Kong?"

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