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I took these from Harbour Centre













I have a terrible camera for night photos, sorry about the quality.


Lastly, mount baker is in the middle of this photo
     
     
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Mississauga, Ontario. The great suburbs of Toronto. The progress of this city is insane, and 5-10 years from now it will be very cool to look at. Creds go to Jasonzed link http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=441769&page=247



Toronto in back right




Shot from Toronto






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That last one looks very LA to me.
     
     
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That last one looks very LA to me.
Exactly was I was thinking before I saw your comment
     
     
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Love the Kingston pics. Don't see it very often.
     
     
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Love the "fortress on a hill" look from this angle
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It is really hard to capture the massing and beauty of edmonton in pics. The most recent one sure does a good job though. It is crazy that the image is still missing 80% of the condos and apartment to the west.

I need to go visit edmonton again soon.
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That last one looks very LA to me.
Eddy is pretty spacey in those towers
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Great photo tours, particularly enjoyed the panorama views from Harbour Centre in Vancouver.
     
     
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It is really hard to capture the massing and beauty of edmonton in pics. The most recent one sure does a good job though. It is crazy that the image is still missing 80% of the condos and apartment to the west.

I need to go visit edmonton again soon.
so do i!

and edmonton has 2 skylines...
     
     
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I took these from Harbour Centre:
I love the density. Thanks for the photos.
     
     
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Wow ! ... I always loved Montreal skyline from that side

I know it's weird, but It kind of remind me of a certain ''L.A.'' look, with that space between highest towers.
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Such a great photo of Montreal!!
     
     
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Just a couple of reposts from the pictures thread, both taken evening yesterday

Auto-oriented, towers-rising-out-of-the-prairie Calgary:


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That roadway looks so rural ! Cool contrasts.
     
     
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That roadway looks so rural ! Cool contrasts.
Only an off ramp connecting to Deerfoot is visible in this shot. A bit of an illusion as the 8 lanes of Deerfoot are just out of frame.
     
     
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