Post some pictures of your city! II

[someone123]

Prince Street in Halifax. The gap on the left near the top of the street is where the Nova Centre development is going in, so this scene will be a little different in a year or two.


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[lio45]

Originally Posted by someone123

Prince Street in Halifax. The gap on the left near the top of the street is where the Nova Centre development is going in, so this scene will be a little different in a year or two.


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Too bad that angle doesn't let us see the facades of that nice row on the left hand side!

The green park is the Citadel's grounds, I assume? (A few clicks on Google Map would answer that question, but I'd rather ask )

[Nouvellecosse]

Originally Posted by lio45

Too bad that angle doesn't let us see the facades of that nice row on the left hand side!

The green park is the Citadel's grounds, I assume? (A few clicks on Google Map would answer that question, but I'd rather ask )

Yes it is!

[GreaterMontréal]

I'm not sure if I'm more disappointed or more impressed by that.

It's just lights, we already have a rotating beacon downtown. It can be seen 50km away, so it's the light of Metro Montréal.

[Design-mind]

A few of mine from today in Cow-town.

[MTLskyline]

Nice crisp shots of Calgary!

[Darkoshvilli]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/avdezign/12023081385/

[Boris2k7]

Originally Posted by Darkoshvilli

http://www.flickr.com/photos/avdezign/12023081385/

Love it.

[Boris2k7]

A couple more pics from my expedition tonight

[Chadillaccc]

I really like this one of Calgary's Glenmore Reservoir, fed by the Elbow River.



http://peakexperienceimagery.com/kei...anging/4371003

[giallo]

^Nice, Boris!

Here's Lujiazui's skyline from a familiar angle. The light was great that day.


lujiazui tint by matteroffact, on Flickr

Looking out over central Puxi


puxi girth by matteroffact, on Flickr

Jing An district and People's Square zoomed in.


puxi lean 2 by matteroffact, on Flickr

[Wigs]

Originally Posted by Boris2k7

A couple more pics from my expedition tonight

great shots, Boris! what camera do you use?

Originally Posted by giallo

^Nice, Boris!

Here's Lujiazui's skyline from a familiar angle. The light was great that day.


lujiazui tint by matteroffact, on Flickr

amazing, giallo

[Boris2k7]

Originally Posted by WIGS

great shots, Boris! what camera do you use?

I used a Canon XTi (400D) from 2007-2013 and just picked up a Canon 70D a week ago. Still using my Tamron 18-200mm as a general purpose lens.

[Martin Mtl]

Amazing shanghai pics.

[SignalHillHiker]

Looks great! What's the dominant cultural way of dealing with dead bodies there? Just asking because I thought the Puxi shot was a graveyard for a minute.

[giallo]

Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker

Looks great! What's the dominant cultural way of dealing with dead bodies there? Just asking because I thought the Puxi shot was a graveyard for a minute.

They go right up the chimney.

[MonkeyRonin]

Fireball by woodrow walden, on Flickr


Queen Street by azhukau, on Flickr


Southbound Thaw by Jack Landau, on Flickr


Fog in the Cemetary by Kim Yokota, on Flickr


http://www.flickr.com/photos/fizbot/...-26909951@N00/


Passed by Hamid.A, on Flickr


RASR by Acid_Punk, on Flickr


Phone by sigma., on Flickr


pub by artland, on Flickr


Walking Front Street by Brian Rome Photography, on Flickr


Foggy Rainy Day by kaiyanp, on Flickr


figures. by jonathancastellino, on Flickr


Scarborough Bluffs by meoko, on Flickr


http://www.flickr.com/photos/empty_quarter/11937338366/


Shine On by Neil Ta | I am Bidong, on Flickr


Quick and Dirty by Ben Roffelsen, on Flickr


Almost Paradise- 15/365 by jennyrotten, on Flickr

[lio45]

That Shanghai waterfront pic reminds me of Toronto...

[Deepstar]

Shanghai is looking more like Corsucant to me.

[Calgarian]

Wow, Shanghai is really quickly becoming one of the top skylines in the world!