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Nice angle! I took a street level shot from the same intersection in the photograph

St John's at night[/url] by Surrealplaces, on Flickr
(I took it from a hallway window in the Newfoundland Hotel). I love Military Road. It's just so cute that it's "poor fishermen's" rowhouses on one side and giant "merchant's manors" on the other.
     
     
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Man, I miss Edmonton looking at those pics haha. Reminds me of good times.

Solid skyline pictures from the Indy.
     
     
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Pretty cool Toronto pano from the air (plane or helicopter).

Bit old (Shangri-La isn't topped off yet)
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Yeah that TO one is pretty old, the FCP reclad isn't even half complete in that one.
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Great to see some St. John's love in this thread. I photograph the city sometimes, but my photos are mostly garbage. I don't really like posting them because they're generic and of mediocre quality. Happy some of you are able to represent!
     
     
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A few pictures I've taken while travelling to other Canadian cities. Most of these are from June, 2012:

Calgary, Alberta: I was very impressed by Calgary. It came across as wealthy and large but manageable. And I LOVED the apartment buildings with floor-to-ceiling windows. There aren't many Canadian cities with apartment options that beautiful.


Toronto, Ontario: I had much closer shots but, unfortunately, lost them. I loved Toronto as well. Lake Ontario doesn't feel like the sea at all (Oddly. I thought it would, given its size). BUT the city still has a culture of enjoying the water so I felt right at home.


Winnipeg, Manitoba: Parts of it are very attractive and some of the new buildings, like the Manitoba Hydro Building and the Canadian Museum of Human Rights, are very impressive.






My favourite part was The Exchange. It was like St. John's but on a grander, taller scale:
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 24, 2012, 2:59 PM
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A few pictures I've taken while travelling to other Canadian cities. Most of these are from June, 2012:

Calgary, Alberta: I was very impressed by Calgary. It came across as wealthy and large but manageable. And I LOVED the apartment buildings with floor-to-ceiling windows. There aren't many Canadian cities with apartment options that beautiful.


Toronto, Ontario: I had much closer shots but, unfortunately, lost them. I loved Toronto as well. Lake Ontario doesn't feel like the sea at all (Oddly. I thought it would, given its size). BUT the city still has a culture of enjoying the water so I felt right at home.


Winnipeg, Manitoba: Parts of it are very attractive and some of the new buildings, like the Manitoba Hydro Building and the Canadian Museum of Human Rights, are very impressive.






My favourite part was The Exchange. It was like St. John's but on a grander, taller scale:
Really neat pics man, thanks for sharing

I have taken almost identical shots of Calgary before, so strange lol

And nice Winnipeg shot, showing a nice wide skyline shot. You should post that one in the MB/Sask skyline thread too (in that forum section)
     
     
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The Tall Ships wrapped up yesterday in Halifax. Here are some photos from flickr:


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No Tall Ships in this one, but the buildings are interesting:

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Not the same sort of skyline as cities farther west - but here is St. John's, Newfoundland. Taken by me.


And a view of an older portion of downtown from Southside Road:
Any idea what that greek vessel is doing in St-John's ? Its superstructure looks like an icebreaker but the hull is definetly not an icebreaker one.

It looks like a government/escort/military vessel !
     
     
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Looks more like a science ship to me.


Nice Pics everyone! Love that shot of Manitoba Hydro Place!
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Any idea what that greek vessel is doing in St-John's ? Its superstructure looks like an icebreaker but the hull is definetly not an icebreaker one.

It looks like a government/escort/military vessel !
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Looks more like a science ship to me.


Nice Pics everyone! Love that shot of Manitoba Hydro Place!
Could very well be. Good guess.
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 25, 2012, 12:33 AM
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St-John's has had an abandoned russian cruise ship in its harbor for about 2 years now.
It was chartered by a Montreal cruising line but the whole crew was russian/ukrainian.

The Lyubov Orlova:


     
     
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Old Posted Jul 25, 2012, 12:42 AM
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L Tower making its mark on the skyline:



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^^^ Very nice picture! I like the darker tone of L tower. MLS towers look good in that shot to.
     
     
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