Great Canadian Skyline Thread II

[ainvan]

_FXC2610-Edit by John Su, on Flickr

[Rico Rommheim]

Originally Posted by SkahHigh

Montreal skyline as seen from the South Shore by Maurice P., sur Flickr

This shot really shows you the length of the skyline. And this is just the western half.

[Ramako]

Originally Posted by Monolith

Seabus - Burrard Inlet by Natulive Canada, on Flickr Taken on July 29, 2016

Great Vancouver shot! Not intended to be a back-handed compliment, but this angle really emphasizes the unique towers that make up the core as opposed to a lot of other angles that feature too many nondescript glass towers.

[TallBob]

Nice view of Quebec City and the Hotel Frontenac!

[scryer]

Originally Posted by Ramako

Great Vancouver shot! Not intended to be a back-handed compliment, but this angle really emphasizes the unique towers that make up the core as opposed to a lot of other angles that feature too many nondescript glass towers.

Lol anyone who takes the seabus can get that magnificent view. It only gets better with some fish + chips from Lonsdale Quay.

A lot of city pride here. All of the photos are fantastic and Halifax, a few pages back, was really punching above its weight.

[Laceoflight]

Montréal on August 16


Sunset Over Montreal by Antoine Poursuibes, on 500px

[Martin Mtl]

https://twitter.com/MTL_Ville/status/765921624751239168

[Franco401]

Good to see Projet Bonaventure coming along well.

[FrAnKs]

Wonderful view !

[jakethesnake]

http://i.imgur.com/MyuJ0rW.jpeg

Not sure if this is the appropriate thread (or if I did this right)

Took this pic with my phone just before landing into Pearson a couple days ago, added some tilt-shift for effect.

[middeljohn]

That toronto pic turned out really well! ^^

[landpirate]

What a way to introduce yourself to the forum! Great pic Jake!

[Coldrsx]

^^damn.

That MTL shot just above though really shows how incredibly diverse MTL is, love it.

[TorontoDrew]

Nice capture jakethesnake.

[jakethesnake]

Thanks for the kind words guys! Here's another one I took, came out a little blurry though:



http://i.imgur.com/nZXZAHo.jpeg

As a side-note, I was really surprised at how busy Pearson was. Saw an A380 and a couple 747s, was impressed. Edmonton can't even get a 777 unfortunately, but we'll get there

[TorontoDrew]

Ya it's kind of a busy airport. 41 million passengers give or take a year now according to their website.

[ainvan]

GO downtown by Paul Molyneux-Berry, on Flickr

[ainvan]

Impersonate the CN Tower by beyondhue, on Flickr

[MolsonExport]

Originally Posted by ainvan

_FXC2610-Edit by John Su, on Flickr

Lovely. To me, this is much more intriguing than a few non-descript bank towers. Makes me want to linger and explore the streets and alleys. Of course, I have done so many times, including this past summer when we spent a week in QC, Ste. Anne de Beaupre and environs.

[MolsonExport]

Originally Posted by TorontoDrew

Ya it's kind of a busy airport. 41 million passengers give or take a year now according to their website.

The other day when I passed through the P(h)earsonely Expensive Airport, it seemed as though half were standing in line for Tim Horton's, whereas the other half were waiting for "customer service" from Air Canada (where 1 wicket out of 20 was open for business).