The Great Canadian Skyline Thread!

[Monolith]

Vancouver skyline at dusk by Texas. Ranger, on Flickr Taken on January 2, 2016


Vancouver sunset by Texas. Ranger, on Flickr Taken on January 2, 2016

[csbvan]

Well those are amazing.

[SkahHigh]

Montréal en hiver by Keven Lavoie, sur Flickr

[Chadillaccc]

http://www.realworldwallart.com/collections/city-landscapes/products/fiery-sky

[Laceoflight]

June 10, 2015


City of Montreal by Jessie Balaodan, on 500px

[Rico Rommheim]

The best view of the downtown skyline. Too bad you've got to be on a boat to appreciate it.

[franktko]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

The best view of the downtown skyline. Too bad you've got to be on a boat to appreciate it.

I agree, I also find the best views are from the "far" east. You can catch this view from Île Charron which is easily accessible.

[Laceoflight]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

The best view of the downtown skyline. Too bad you've got to be on a boat to appreciate it.

You only have to go to the parc de la Pointe-du-Marigot, in Longueuil, to enjoy this view. It's easily accessible by bike or even by car

[le calmar]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

The best view of the downtown skyline. Too bad you've got to be on a boat to appreciate it.

Was it not taken from Charron island near the tunnel? If so, you don't need a boat to get there.

PS: Nevermind, someone already stated it.

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[haljackey]

London skyline



Larger sizes here
https://www.flickr.com/photos/magicfergie/24186918556/sizes/o/

[caltrane74]

Definitely not the best angle for the London Skyline.

[Beedok]

More parking lots than I realised.

Also more evidence that topography is good.

[Coldrsx]

BiKE on C2E

[Klazu]

Originally Posted by ainvan

Hollyburn Mountain View of Vancouver on a Foggy Day by Anthony Maw, on Flickr

Hot damn. If my bearings are right, that's Mount Rainier there in the background, behind Seattle. Some 250 kilometers away from Vancouver.

[Bcasey25raptor]

Originally Posted by Klazu

Hot damn. If my bearings are right, that's Mount Rainier there in the background, behind Seattle. Some 250 kilometers away from Vancouver.

I think it's mount Baker. Theres no way it's rainier.

[ssiguy]

Appreciate the London shot but certainly doesn't do the city's skyline justice.

[mcminsen]

Here's what the photographer (Anthony Maw) says about that 7 year old pic of Vancouver in the fog.


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"Hollyburn Mountain View of Vancouver on a Foggy Day

Vancouver in the fog with Hurricane Hill, in Olympic National Park in Washington State, and 14,400 feet high Mount Rainier stratovolcano almost 300km (200 miles) in the distance, There was a temperature inversion over the entire region of the Earth for approximately one week when the air temperature was warmer at higher altitude and trapping cold damp air near the Earth's surface causing the dense blanket of fog that stretched from Vancouver to Seattle around the entire Georgia Strait and Puget Sound."

[mcminsen]

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[Monolith]

Here is a shot I posted earlier showing Mt. Rainier in the far distance taken from Grouse Mountain.


Snowmaking and City by Martin, on Flickr Taken on November 25, 2015