Great Canadian Skyline Thread II

[Calgarian]

I think the Cherry Blossoms are when Vancouver is at it's most beautiful.

Calgary's best time is usually May - June when everything is super green, after that it starts to get brown again.

[hipster duck]

Originally Posted by Marshal

T2) Not to hassle you unduly ssiguy, but that last post: are you drunk? So positive. It's like you're dancing through the tulips with Snoopy.

Ha! That line actually made me laugh out loud.

[GeneralLea]

A little pic of Mississauga's skyline from the western terminus of Burnamthorpe bridge, by where it crosses the Credit River:
[IMG]'Sauga Skyline (F17) by Joshua Kennington Photographics, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Martin Mtl]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQqz_ALFEA0/?tagged=montreal

[1ajs]

[Dwils01]

Some pictures of downtown Vancouver that I took yesterday when I was working on the 16th floor of 3 Bentall Centre.

[DLLB]

Originally Posted by 1ajs

Very nice picture!

True North Square will sure add to it.

[craner]

Originally Posted by Monolith

Untitled by ncrashb, on Flickr

For some reason I've always loved that S-curve in the street near the black Bentall tower.

[VivaPhysicality]

by @ciaraoh_photo

[Laceoflight]

Great finds, guys ! This thread is a delight.

Originally Posted by TorontoDrew

[IMG]Toronto by Jonas Wide ('Gideon&#x27, on Flickr[/IMG]

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I really enjoyed this picture in particular. It's one of the rare pictures posted here that presents Toronto's geography as an asset ; I mean, isn't it extraordinary how Toronto's CBD was built on a point into endless freshwaters, extended by islands ? Wow. I love that streets such as Queen go from one side of the point to the other. Thanks for the perspective.

Originally Posted by Martin Mtl

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQqz_ALFEA0/?tagged=montreal

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Montreal's plex area, modern and new, is HUGE. Love that downtown looks so small and far away, and you still get a dense urban environment below the plane

Originally Posted by VivaPhysicality

by @ciaraoh_photo

There's definitely something with light in Vancouver. Or maybe it hosts more talented photographers per capita? This city must be inspiring, looking at the quantity of gorgeous pictures that are posted on this forum.


And here's more from Montreal.
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1. A rather uncommon view of Montreal, from the town of Sainte-Catherine, on the South Shore.

Montreal View by Cédric Moreau, on 500px

2. A traditional view

Blue Hour by Dom4Good, on 500px

[Hawrylyshyn]

Originally Posted by thomax

Someone climbed up the crane....


2/19/17 by forrisborris, on Instagram

Hamilton

[fenwick16]

Looks like he has a death wish.

[isaidso]

I feel sorry for the parents that they have such a stupid kid. They more than likely invested heavily to give him opportunity, education, and to keep him safe so he can have a great life and this is what he does with it?

[Urban recluse]

Does not look authentic.

[porkmedallions]

Definitely not real.

[GeneralLea]

Yea, this looks like a trolling video, there's a definite lack of realism in that animation/video.

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[Martin Mtl]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQtuyZqlstb/?taken-by=jyclal


https://www.instagram.com/p/BQt4k1blDQt/?taken-by=miliebbb


https://www.instagram.com/p/BQuCQsxjJsE/?taken-by=more_is_better


https://www.instagram.com/p/BQqQUS8FjO-/?taken-by=kev.explo


https://www.instagram.com/p/BQwc3CFhWcN/?taken-by=marylisy


https://www.instagram.com/p/BQvGtS5FY37/?taken-by=allthingsmontreal

[Laceoflight]

Great finds Martin


2 more, from last fall :


Autumn Colors in Montreal by Mathieu on Skypixel


Fall Colors in Montreal City by Mathieu on Skypixel

[905er]

those are some great Hamilton shots. The skyline from that elevation always reminds me of Montreal.. or a baby-Montreal skyline. I'm looking forward to seeing how the Hammer's skyline changes in the coming years.