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Old Posted Sep 27, 2015, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Nouvellecosse View Post
If you discount urbanism enthusiasts, then very few cities including those with the most famous skylines would be instantly recognisable in silhouette to those outside the local area.

The ones that would have the best chance are probably those with observation towers like Seattle, or if you showed a silhouette that included the ESB people would recognise NY. But then if you showed a building with a similar roof line like a couple in Atlanta, you'd fool most of them.

Non-urbanism enthusiasts do well to recognise most cities in a clear, high detail, perfectly lit daytime shot.
I'd guess something of Paris with the Eiffel Tower, and something of London with Westminster, would do fine.

For Canadians with a degree of interest my only guesses would be Toronto and maybe Quebec City (the big gaps and prominence of Chateau Frontenac give it a chance). They'd have to know if was a Canadian city, and even then I think it would be a small number. Slim chance for Niagara Falls, and maybe Montreal would get a few just by population numbers.
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