Post some pictures of your city! II

[FrAnKs]

[ScreamingViking]

Originally Posted by whatnext

Last Saturday night in Vancouver.

[IMG]IMG_1355 by bcborn, on Flickr[/IMG]
my photo

That is beautiful.

FrAnKs: the images aren't showing. Error is "image not found or was removed"... but I bet they were nice.

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by ScreamingViking

That is beautiful.

FrAnKs: the images aren't showing. Error is "image not found or was removed"... but I bet they were nice.

Thanks for letting me know! They were working well for me…I’ll fix that.

[zoomer]

Fixed it is! Great set FrAnKs - my favourite is the mural under the bridge photo, beautiful. Also the interior church shot, nice style with the lower white ceiling, feels more community friendly versus all powerful and imposing of a larger cathedral, lol.

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by zoomer

Fixed it is! Great set FrAnKs - my favourite is the mural under the bridge photo, beautiful. Also the interior church shot, nice style with the lower white ceiling, feels more community friendly versus all powerful and imposing of a larger cathedral, lol.

Thanks! There used to have other murals before but they were slowly fading away…so those ones under A440 are pretty recent and yes, the inside of the chapel seemed “cozy / inviting” to me!

[MolsonExport]

Lovely QC set, Franks.

[lio45]

Originally Posted by FrAnKs

To think that 1920s NIMBYs almost prevented the Price Building from getting built!

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by MolsonExport

Lovely QC set, Franks.

Thanks!

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by lio45

To think that 1920s NIMBYs almost prevented the Price Building from getting built!

Je comprend un peu leur réaction quand même.

Il faut se replonger à l’époque où Québec avait encore l’allure d’un village et où la majorité des édifices ne dépassaient pas les 4 étages et de voir débarquer comme ça un nouvel édifice hors normes avec une architecture New-Yorkaise, je comprend que ça ait pu choquer certaines personnes mais bien souvent il s’agit d’une réaction émotive au changement (comme le débat sur le Tramway à Québec)

On se rappellera que les Parisiens se sont également opposés à la Tour Eiffel.
On connaît la suite…c’est devenu l’icône d’une ville et d’un pays!