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Russian Daredevils Dangling Off The Country's Tallest Buildings with No Harnesses

Ivan Semenov, 23, from Moscow, has climbed some of the tallest buildings in Russia with his thrill-seeking friends. Climbs include Moscow's city business centre, the Victory Monument and One Island East Centre in Hong Kong. According to Semenov, they are ever in danger are when they pose for the camera and not during a climb itself. A group of Russian daredevils have scaled stomach-churning heights in a bid to capture some of the most astounding shots of Moscow far below their feet. Ivan Semenov, 23, from Moscow, has climbed some of the tallest buildings in Russia with his friends and they even pull extreme poses once they reach the top. In one nauseating shot, Semenov has photographed a friend holding the hand of a girl who is perilously dangling in a gap in the roof with the streets below her visible. With a list of completed climbs including Moscow's city business centre, the Victory Monument, and even One Island East Centre in Hong Kong, the gang have so far managed to avoid injury. According to Semenov though, the only times that he and his friends are ever in danger are when they pose for the camera, not on the climb itself. He said: 'We've climbed a lot of buildings around Moscow and have even gone up One Island East Centre in Hong Kong.' 'I'm passionate about rooftopping and I love the breath-taking views that I can take in at the end of a climb,' Semenov said. 'I like to look at the cities from above and see them from a different perspective to everyone below. 'I know that when people see the photos, they say I don't consider the consequences, but I know what I am capable of and only do things that I can do comfortably.'