Great Canadian Skyline Thread II

[FrAnKs]

Originally Posted by Marshal

You are probably right, but, if you were to draw a line separating the sky from the ground and the buildings, that last QC photo would yield an extraordinary 'skyline shape.' Quebec has an amazing skyline for a city of relatively few tall buildings.

Yeah true. The fact that the highests buildings are roughly 100 meters tall and located on a 100 meters hill is giving the ''impression'' on a solid 150 to 200m tall skyline !

This is a picture from me taken 40km east of Québec City. You clearly see the impact of the Quebec hill on the Skyline from there.
Also, many midrises between 10 and 20fl are located in Lower Town and are not visible from that angle. Thats why it's so difficult to capture the entire Skyline in a single shoot...

[Black Star]

Originally Posted by FrAnKs

I doubt it's in the Top 5 here. We're in a Skyscraper forum after all.
But maybe I am wrong...

Nope...you are correct sir.

[Laceoflight]

Do we really care how high or low Québec ranks as a skyline? We already know that it can be gorgeous and impressive from many angles. That's enough for me <3

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Bon matin de Montréal par Jean-Philippe S., sur 500px


Mont Royal par Shrakal, sur 500px

[Martin Mtl]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BLr9VVUAZB5/?taken-by=edauwd


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLtd4d5g2yb/?taken-by=edauwd


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLlLwHAjbKr/?taken-by=mtl_crane


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLro_71BQVx/?taken-by=tachyon.media


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLqjv3zhLyR/?taken-by=tachyon.media


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLrT5PNltbD/?taken-by=simonlachapelle


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLkTeYEgYmh/?taken-by=streetadventures


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLjyKxzhgRg/?taken-by=emie_x


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLjRB7WDeDB/?taken-by=dominick_perrier

[Tosin007]

Jim L @ Flickr


Brian G. Kennedy @ Flickr


Jeremy Villaroman @ Flickr


hey ~ it's me lea @ Flickr


Kristina Bedward Photography @ Flickr


Kristina Bedward Photography @ Flickr

[Tosin007]

Jeff Wallace @ Flickr


John Payzant @ Flickr


Vegan Butterfly @ Flickr


Jeff Wallace @ Flickr

[mcminsen]

Homer Street/Downtown South, Vancouver, Oct.18 '16, my pic

[MolsonExport]

That was a wicked Montreal set.

Love this one.

[Monolith]

One who has touched the sky by JayCWSee, on Flickr Taken on October 16, 2016


Don't look down by JayCWSee, on Flickr Taken on September 25, 2016

[Tosin007]

Originally Posted by MolsonExport

That was a wicked Montreal set.

Love this one.

Not that I don't like Montreal, (Cause I do),
but this Thread is too Montreal focused/ Dominated of late.

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by Tosin007

Not that I don't like Montreal, (Cause I do),
but this Thread is too Montreal focused/ Dominated of late.

It is what the members feed into it.

[Calgarian]

Great Edmonton shots!

[mistercorporate]

Originally Posted by Tosin007

Not that I don't like Montreal, (Cause I do),
but this Thread is too Montreal focused/ Dominated of late.

We go through phases. Wait till late next year when all the u/c Toronto skyscrapers, which are in excavation or surface level right now, pass the 100m barrier. There'll be lots of new content spamming this thread until then, there's nothing in these parts that haven't been seen.

[Tosin007]

Originally Posted by mistercorporate

We go through phases. Wait till late next year when all the u/c Toronto skyscrapers, which are in excavation or surface level right now, pass the 100m barrier. There'll be lots of new content spamming this thread until then, there's nothing in these parts that haven't been seen.

Haha so true, that's why I shared a couple Calgary & Edmonton Photo's that haven't been on here b4, last night.
Just trying to change things up a little bit.

[Tosin007]

Originally Posted by Calgarian

Great Edmonton shots!

Ya thanks, just scouring Flickr for a bit while watching/ listening to youtube video's. Not bad Calgary ones too right?

[koops65]

Downtown Toronto from North York, approx. 14 km:

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Yonge and Eglinton, with 2 190+ metre towers going up right in front of Quantum:

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Yonge and Bloor:

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Pix by me today.

[ainvan]

sails by Kaizhi Wei, on Flickr


Blue Hour of Elegant Toronto Giants in Ocean of Bokeh by Katrin Shumakov, on Flickr


Toronto Skyline | Canada by Dan Shambicco, on Flickr


Toronto from above by Alex Illuzzi, on Flickr


Toronto Night Skyline by Stephen Hanbury, on Flickr


Emerging by Michael Muraz, on Flickr


Toronto skyline by Tibey, on Flickr


Toronto Night Skyline by Stephen Hanbury, on Flickr


Overcast morning by Ashton Pal, on Flickr

Photospamming is fun

[someone123]

Halifax pano. On the far right you can see the suspension bridges, shipyard, and another skyline along the Bedford Basin.


Source

Here's a shot focused more on the South End and cruise ship terminal area:


Source

[Martin Mtl]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BLxNEHcD56y/?tagged=montreal


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLxIB-oAFxU/?tagged=montreal


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLrjvG4BI1l/?taken-by=adrienphotographer


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLvj8BUBm5f/?taken-by=adrienphotographer


https://www.instagram.com/p/BLxEEF6gFIz/?tagged=montreal

[mistercorporate]

Nice pics of MTL, the contrast between the trees and the city is stunning! A couple nice skyline shots of TO too!