The Great Canadian Skyline Thread!

[Chadillaccc]

Originally Posted by scrapin

Never seen this angle of Toronto before, cool!

haha that's probably because it's Calgary

[MolsonExport]

I thought it was Red Deer.

[caltrane74]

Originally Posted by ainvan

Toronto by Jonas Wide, on Flickr

This is a cool shot, but my complaint is look at all that empty space. Can be filled with 300-500 solid and large towers. Hopefully not too far off anyways.

Originally Posted by logan5

Yeah, i don't know about that. It looks like a pumped up Mississauga to me. I"ll take quality over quantity. Montreal has that one beat.

Well for right now I might agree with you, I think there is potential in Yorkville to throw up some really distinctive and super large towers to rival anything anywhere across the country. It's basically a little island of Vancouveresque Real Estate Prices, combined with the Toronto propensity to build very very large.

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[Nite]

DSC00219-Edit.jpg by Vladislav Gomzyakov, on Flickr


DSC00230-Edit.jpg by Vladislav Gomzyakov, on Flickr

[caltrane74]

That first shot, has some nice ugly parking lots. Thankfully, the crane at the bottom is killing one of the parking lots that use to be there, hopefully the other parking lots will bite the dust soon.

[G.S MTL]

Found on fb!

Amazing shot.

[J.OT13]

Article defending Ottawa form its biggest critics; Ottawans. Along with stunning picture of the eastern face of the CBD.

Amazing Ottawa in Winter:


http://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/world-class-whine-why-ottawas-haters-are-wrong/

[Klazu]

Originally Posted by Nite

DSC00219-Edit.jpg by Vladislav Gomzyakov, on Flickr

The photo is way overdone, but I like the layers. Also funny how CN Tower is almost invisible in this.

[Brizzy82]

found this one while looking for Investors Group Field pics.


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The tree canopy is crazy, it makes a lot of neighborhoods look like parks in this picture. There are homes beneath most of the green in this picture.

[TorontoDrew]

Originally Posted by Klazu

The photo is way overdone, but I like the layers. Also funny how CN Tower is almost invisible in this.

Ya over Photoshoped images are a pet peeve of mine. Unless it's just to correct the values or go black and white.

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[Tone]

Originally Posted by Laceoflight

Montreal Shoreline by Raymond Fond, on 500px

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

This is the best view angle for the skyline. Sadly though I get the feeling that it won't showcase the Quad Windsor towers.

It seems that TDC2 and 750 Peel's north tower would be visible while 750 Peel's south tower would be pretty much hidden behind Tour de la Bourse.

500 Place d'Armes/Banque Royale should block a good deal of 600 Peel (missing below) north towers but it's south tower might be pretty clear of obstacles!

[ainvan]

Queen City


Bay and Dundas (mobile version) by Worrawat Engchuan, on Flickr

[ainvan]

Lotusland


IG: @Vancouver.jpeg by jpmataleon, on Flickr

[ainvan]

Shangri-La and Trump Tower, Terminal City


Living Life In The Clouds by Clayton Perry, on Flickr

[TorontoDrew]

Downtown East Side

Taken by: Ryan J Gaynor on flickr.com

[IMG]Good morning, Toronto by Ryan J Gaynor, on Flickr[/IMG]

Somewhere on the fringes of Little Portugal
Taken by: Piotr Halka on flickr.com
[IMG]Toronto by Piotr Halka, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]Toronto, Canada by Piotr Halka, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Chadillaccc]

http://www.stockaerialphotos.com/media/8...rev=0c051cdc-848e-41cd-a65b-c22546baeb47

[ScreamingViking]

Screw London. THIS should be the "Forest City"

Originally Posted by Brizzy82

found this one while looking for Investors Group Field pics.


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The tree canopy is crazy, it makes a lot of neighborhoods look like parks in this picture. There are homes beneath most of the green in this picture.