The Great Canadian Skyline thread for CMAs 1 million and under

[SignalHillHiker]

Gorgeous!

[Cyro]

Winnipeg: At the Forks - Storm Brewing

TREVOR HAGAN / Winnipeg free Press

Image Link

[Echoes]

Saskatoon, SK

Check out [Part II] of my photo tour of Saskatoon in the My City Photos section.

[Beedok]

Those little Saskatchewan cities are cute.

[flar]

[kwoldtimer]

Posted in the Wonderful Waterloo forum by RangersFan:

[Beedok]

Wish Hamilton had that many cranes downtown.

[haljackey]

Originally Posted by kwoldtimer

Posted in the Wonderful Waterloo forum by RangersFan:

So do we still have a feud with that site because before you couldn't even say the name here.



Wait crap. Hover over the blank space above and you'll see whited out text when you don't put a space between Wonderful and Waterloo.

(I'm on both sites so I don't really care )

[kwoldtimer]

Originally Posted by haljackey

So do we still have a feud with that site because before you couldn't even say the name here.



Wait crap. Hover over the blank space above and you'll see whited out text when you don't put a space between Wonderful and Waterloo.

(I'm on both sites so I don't really care )

I wondered about that myself when I went to type in the two "W" words, and was pleasantly surprised to see them appear together in my post.

[davidivivid]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidme...ol-896869@N21/

[davidivivid]

http://www.mendeltours.com/quebec_fo...ultijours.html



http://www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/cultur...ncours/jardin/

[MolsonExport]

^lovely QC shots.

[haljackey]

Testing a new telephoto lens I got for my camera


Telephoto Lens Zoom Test 100mm by haljackey, on Flickr

Max zoom if anyone is interested

Telephoto Lens Zoom Test 300mm by haljackey, on Flickr

[Chadillaccc]

Here's a nice picture I found of Barrie's skyline. Apparently there is a major development proposed called "Harmony Village" that would dramatically alter and modernize the Barrie skyline. Barrie's population is approximately 140 000 with a metropolitan area quickly closing in on the 200 000 mark.



Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrie,_Ontario

[ScreamingViking]

Originally Posted by davidivivid

http://www.mendeltours.com/quebec_fo...ultijours.html

Love this photo.

[harls]

I know the building in the background is the Price building, but what is the church steeple in front? Is that at the Ursulines school?

[kool maudit]

Originally Posted by davidivivid

http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidme...ol-896869@N21/

in terms of a literal skyline — the line a city's structures make against the sky — that's as good as a lot of the world can do. it's better, say, than panama city, or jacksonville, height or no.

in this regard, too, edinburgh has a better skyline than denver.

sometimes it's good to be literal.

[davidivivid]

Originally Posted by harls

I know the building in the background is the Price building, but what is the church steeple in front? Is that at the Ursulines school?

Nope, it is the beautiful Chalmers-Wesley United Church.


http://archiseek.com/2009/1852-chalm.../#.Ui8wXjbdcYI



In fact, from right to left:

First steeple: Cathedral of the Holy Trinity of the Anglican Diocese of Quebec

Second steeple: Basilique-Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Québec

Third and fourth steeple: Sanctuaire Notre-Dame du Sacré-Coeur

Fifth steeple: Chalmers-Wesley United Church


The english history of Quebec City can easily be distinguished through its churches.

[Cyro]

PegOpolis from the North. (jk)

Ooooh look at that Density in the Osborne area to the south....(top right side)

JOE BRYKSA / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/

[KnoxfordGuy]

Great Peg shot!