Post some pictures of your city! II

[uzi]

Originally Posted by alps

Nicely curated Toronto photos!!

Sha Tin, my present neighbourhood:


(source)

this looks like Hong Kong.

[Echoes]

Revitalization in Saskatoon's once maligned Riversdale:















Photos by me.

[ZeDgE]

Nice! I think Chad shared these too. Like to see more of Saskatoon. We need more Regina pics too!

[Chadillaccc]

It is Hong Kong.

[uzi]

oh my bad I didn't read the whole thing.

[RWin]

I was just looking at photos on my Black Berry that I took over the last year. Here they are in no particular order.

6th St CTrain station. I took this one the same day the flood started in Calgary. I had no idea what was to come at this point (execpt that I'd been keeping up on what was going on in Canmore all day)





7th St CTrain station





Anderson Station





Downtown Bay





Canyon Meadows Station





City Hall Station





From the 6th floor of the Dropin Centre





Eveden Place





Express Cafe





Phil and Sebastian at Chinook Centre





Western Canadian Place





Window Washers

[Echoes]

Some pictures I took in the fall that I haven't bothered to upload until now.

[Klazu]

Some random Friday morning photography around Vancouver Waterfront.

Cordova Street urban canyon with MNP Tower rising.




Canada Place




Downtown view


Telus Garden rising.


Sinclair Center


Waterfront Station


Waterfront railyard


Harbour Center


Woodwards and Metrotown skyline (at noon).

[franktko]

^^^ Fantastic!

[uzi]

Vancouver by Me. http://www.flickr.com/photos/9497689...h/12470613114/

[Design-mind]

Great Van. updates! I always love coming to the West coast for a visit.

[uzi]

Vancouver -"the greenest city of North America".

[uzi]

here are some more from my cellphone. (Vancouver)






















Any comments.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/94976893@N07/

[SignalHillHiker]

I really like that one as well, especially its location.

[franktko]

Last October...

[Rico Rommheim]

Love this one!

[Klazu]

@Rico Rommheim: Thanks!

@SignalHillHiker: Albertans seem to be most active travelers in Canada. I have seen those license plates everywhere in Canada and the US. Even in Houston there was an odd Albertan driving around.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by Klazu

@Rico Rommheim: Thanks!

@SignalHillHiker: Albertans seem to be most active travelers in Canada. I have seen those license plates everywhere in Canada and the US. Even in Houston there was an odd Albertan driving around.

That could be people going home too, so many people here come from somewhere else.

[Doug]

Originally Posted by Klazu

@Rico Rommheim: Thanks!

@SignalHillHiker: Albertans seem to be most active travelers in Canada. I have seen those license plates everywhere in Canada and the US. Even in Houston there was an odd Albertan driving around.

And around the world. I've encountered Albertans in all sorts of obscure locations, mostly places that are warm or adventure travel oriented. Moab is crawling with AB plates as is the Grand Canyon. I ran into someone I knew in Edmonton 20 years ago walking down the street in Perth, WA a few days ago. He was doing a 3 month across Australia trip.

[yaletown_fella]

Originally Posted by Doug

And around the world. I've encountered Albertans in all sorts of obscure locations, mostly places that are warm or adventure travel oriented. Moab is crawling with AB plates as is the Grand Canyon. I ran into someone I knew in Edmonton 20 years ago walking down the street in Perth, WA a few days ago. He was doing a 3 month across Australia trip.

Yeah met one in the courtyard of a tiny hotel in Paris's latin quarter we were staying at.

higher net incomes maybe?