The Great Canadian Skyline Thread!

[Chadillaccc]

Originally Posted by Brizzy82

Foggy Morning in Winnipeg by bryanscott, on Flickr

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Winnipeg panorama centre-ville by bernard poirier, on Flickr

Winnipeg avenue Portage centre-ville by bernard poirier, on Flickr

Winnipeg rue Main by bernard poirier, on Flickr

Winnipeg centre-ville by bernard poirier, on Flickr

Winnipeg by bernard poirier, on Flickr

Winnipeg centre-ville by bernard poirier, on Flickr

Assiniboine River Winnipeg by Nilo Manalo, on Flickr

South Portage by bryanscott, on Flickr

Graham Avenue After the Rain by aa440, on Flickr

My city #winnipeg #skyline #cityscape #pegcity by PrairiePeasant, on Flickr

Stunning. Prairie Montreal


Here's one I found...


Bryan Scott: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bryanscott/7694635270/

[Brizzy82]

Bryan Scott has so many great Winnipeg shots. He posts here too!

Manitoba Hydro by bryanscott, on Flickr

Winnipeg Sunset by bryanscott, on Flickr

Winnipeg Street Photography by Curtis Bouv, on Flickr

The Forks by bryanscott, on Flickr

Canadian Museum for Human Rights at night by Bergersoft, on Flickr

Winnipeg Spring 2014 by Curtis Bouv, on Flickr

Winnipeg Walkabout by Curtis Bouv, on Flickr

Winnipeg 2014 by Curtis Bouv, on Flickr

I might have went overboard but Winnipeg is definitely underrepresented on these boards IMO

[Ramako]

http://s1261.photobucket.com/user/e17224/media/L-Tower/IMG_3414_zpsce35e629.jpg.html

[Echoes]

Some great Winnipeg shots on this page!

[1overcosc]

I've never been to Winnipeg--heck I've never really been to any Western cities. All I've got is a single day in Edmonton spent entirely at the airport & the West Ed Mall, but that's not really experiencing Edmonton as a city IMO. Never saw downtown or anything urban. I do plan on taking an epic road trip from Ottawa to Vancouver once I have the money, so I'll get my fill then

I've always thought of Winnipeg as being a very much an unappreciated jewel in this country, and these pictures are confirming it.

[Beedok]

If Winnipeg weren't a 9 hour bus ride from T Bay I'd probably have visited more than just a bus ride through it twice. (The 2 hour bus ride to Montreal from Ottawa is less of an excuse, I really need to plan a day trip out that way.)

[Martin Mtl]

Originally Posted by Ramako

http://s1261.photobucket.com/user/e17224/media/L-Tower/IMG_3414_zpsce35e629.jpg.html

Definitively my favorite angle, especially with L Tower.

Great Winnipeg pics on this page.

[BrickJunkie]

I'll jump on that Winnipeg bandwagon:

[IMG]035 by Brick Junkie, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]068 by Brick Junkie, on Flickr[/IMG]

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[SaskScraper]

Originally Posted by SkydivePilot

Hey. Ya, I know what you are getting at; however, for an IFR approach in IMC, flight crews don't care if a building's foundation starts in a river valley. The altitudes for an IFR approach relate strictly to the elevation of the runway threshold in relation to taller objects along the final approach path.

I still don't think you understand what I wrote & why I used a comparison with another city with same criteria..
I don't have an agenda either way, i'm just alluding to comparisons of observations I have made that you may not have.

[losername]

Originally Posted by Martin Mtl

Definitively my favorite angle, especially with L Tower.

Great Winnipeg pics on this page.

Too bad the L tower is not the direct terminus view of the east end of the Esplande, it jogs a little south at that end.

[Metro-One]

Originally Posted by Ramako

http://s1261.photobucket.com/user/e17224/media/L-Tower/IMG_3414_zpsce35e629.jpg.html

Now this feels big city! Very nice!

[caltrane74]

St. Lawrence Market is an awesome lowrise community, I wish there was more to do there, so I could hang out there more. Outside from the market, its pretty cookie cutter and dry. I guess its not too far from the Distillery District and that makes up for it.

[scrapin]

photo by me

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[Martin Mtl]

montreal 042 by cleofysh on Flickr


montreal 044 by cleofysh on Flickr


montreal 046 by cleofysh on Flickr


montreal 051 by cleofysh on Flickr

[FrAnKs]

Wow ! 5*

[TownGuy]

Originally Posted by scrapin

photo by me

It's crazy to think that none of that would have been there just a few years ago.

[Dr Awesomesauce]

^Somebody posted a skyline pic of Toronto in 2007 and it was almost unrecognisable. It really is an amazing transformation. I'm not sure it makes Toronto a better city per se but it's stunning just the same.

[Surrealplaces]

Originally Posted by TownGuy

It's crazy to think that none of that would have been there just a few years ago.

It's amazing how much a skyline can change. The skyline shown below didn't exist at all 10 years ago.



Beltline Constructon i9313 by ferreth, on Flickr