The Great Canadian Skyline Thread!

[vanman]

One of my favourites, shows some good density.

Tongue in cheek?
I'm sorry can't take you seriously especially after looking at the above Toronto pics.

[mr.sandbag]

Here's a shot from my deck. Awesome sunny day out here on the wet coast .

[Dwils01]

Originally Posted by vanman

Tongue in cheek?
I'm sorry can't take you seriously especially after looking at the above Toronto pics.

For a city of 80,000 it has good density downtown. But there are still some vacant areas that need to be built up.

[Yume-sama]

1 more of Vancouver. More processed than usual, but I was trying to copy some pictures of Toronto I saw a few pages back lol


Eye in the Sky by s.yume, on Flickr

[Coldrsx]

The Sault is without question my most hated city in Canada. Queen St. is cute, but my god what a mess of planning.

[Dwils01]

I have to admit that it was really bad before, Bay Street is the worst. But in the past five years I've have seen an improvement especially downtown. The Sault is slowing getting better hopefully in a few more years it will be to more peoples liking.

[caltrane74]

Nice vancouver shot

[north 42]

Just what exactly is so bad about the Soo? I've never been there before, just passing through on my way to Vancouver.

[Dwils01]

I don't really know exactly. I think his main problem was the poor nightlife downtown.

[Symz]

I've been to the Soo, almost 10 years ago. I enjoyed it. My friend that drove me there, as we were going over the bridge from Michigan into the Soo, Canada he said look the first 3 things you'll see when we come over the bridge are a paper mill, a casino and a —. Hehe. I didn't mind, it's just a rural northern Ontario town, the only thing I expected were a lot of trees, and ya there were a lot of trees.

[haljackey]

Originally Posted by Dwils01

Here's some Toronto pics I took when I was in Toronto on Oct 31.

Cool pics! I absolutely love the drive into Downtown Toronto on the eastbound Gardiner. Once it becomes elevated it puts you right in the middle of the skyline.

Red sky at night: sailors delight

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bayview-401.jpg

[haljackey]

London from the rail yards:


http://www.lfpress.com/news/whoslondon/2...s/whoslondon/2011/11/04/pf-18926451.html

[Chadillaccc]

Poopshoot

[lucci]

Toronto.


skyline layers by ronnie.yip, on Flickr


glass slide by ronnie.yip, on Flickr


northbound by ronnie.yip, on Flickr


the continuously differentiable radius of curvature by ronnie.yip, on Flickr


we go where ever we want. by ronnie.yip, on Flickr


trump et al. by ronnie.yip, on Flickr


bowsprit by ronnie.yip, on Flickr

[Travis007]

Impressive skyline compilation, Chadillaccc! Vancouver looks so majestic when engulfed in fog. We have such beautiful cities across the country.

[Chadillaccc]

Thank you!

[MTLskyline]

I would say Longueuil has a pretty readily identifiable skyline as well (certainly moreso than Corner Brook ) Its buildings are pretty unique (in their ugliness) to Longueuil.

mr.John took the best shot I've seen of it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/17531238@N00/6270461067/

[Rico Rommheim]

impressive list, chadilaccc.

Some notable ones you left out:

North Vancouver


http://www.pbase.ca/_stock_pbase/4/images/418_1831.jpg

West vancouver


http://www.znzlimo.com/images/Ambleside%20beach%20znzlimo.jpg

Longueuil

Mr.John

Also, I would of put one of Laval, but it does not have a skyline.

[Xelebes]

Chadilaccc, can you please credit all the sources for the photos.

[Metro-One]

hehe, I noticed 2 of them are mine!