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Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim
^Gah! Looks tiny.
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Meh, not that much IMO. The alignment of buildings gives it a good density aspect. Obviously it's not the best angle because not all the tallest buildings are shown (the 1000 and CIBC are hidden), but I wouldn't say it looks tiny. It's also taken from afar and a lower point of view, so it's normal that the buildings look smaller. The opinion of an outsider (Mousquet) allows us to maybe realize we are being critical of our city. I found Boston's skyline to be more impressive than Montreal when I visited although it isn't, and that's because I'm not impressed with Montreal's anymore, as I've seen it so many times.