That last Montreal shot Really cool!
Yanno, this may sound crazy, but chop off the height on some of those buildings in that second pic and it could be mistaken for Ottawa..Just because at first glance the architecture seems similar and from certain vantage points, Ottawa can show some of that density without the height..key for Ottawa is the money shots.
Halifax same thing..Similar architecture. Maybe I'm talking through my hat don't know.it just struck me as a taller Ottawa pic.Also, whereas that was a segment of Montreal, it would of been almost ALL of Ottawa's CBD in one pic.
I don't remember seeing this shot of Kelowna shared on here so I do apologize if I missed it:
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Pinterest - I use this social media platform to easily add pictures into my posts on this forum. Plus there are great architecture and city photos out there as well.
I think it was, but it is always a treat. What a fabulous transformation, and a unique view.
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