Best Skyline?

[lawine 0]

I've always been partial to the Skyline of Rotterdam (Busiest port in the world), one of the few 'american' skylines in Europe. (Only made possible thanks to the destruction of downtime Rotterdam in WW2 ofcourse), It has that real European mix of old and new.

[La_Farm 0]

My hometown and #1 fav by far: Seattle 

Where I live now: Portland

A big city with a small skyline: San Antonio

Middle-East favorite: Cairo

Sheer numbers: Buenos Aires

Another South America fav: Rio De Janeiro

Blend with nature: Denver

 

(I gave up on pictures... weren't working... )

[Micah 16]

I and probably nobody else can see your photos. I suggest that you use photobucket.com or photoshop.

[MikeO 0]

London's skyline, without a doubt, is the most varied. Tall modern building / Classical dome cathedral.

One of the oldest modern cities, suffered the worse that Nazi Germany had to offer during the Blitz and the London foreign exchange market is the largest in the world, with an average daily turnover of $504 billion, more than the New York and Tokyo exchanges combined. Truely magnificant to behold the sight of this thriving urban capital after the thousands of years of history, war and pestilence it has had to face. A cultural capital, with our 300 languages being spoken within the city. Urban areas pop: 7.5mil, conurbation pop: 12-14mil, generating , at times, 30% of the UK's GDP. If it were it's own country, it would be the 13th largest economy in the world - larger than Australia's economy. Home to hundreds of companies, both domestic and multinational. Also home to the LINX (London INternet eXchange), the largest internet exchange point in the world, carrying over 86Gb/sec - 96% of the UK's total Internet traffic. Bloody brilliant.

 

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[storms991 0]

just Beautiful Mike0, looks wonderful, I too have to say London, nice and low, and not to dense(the skyscrapers).
gonna save the Westminster Palace pic.

[aragon23 0]

Montreal
The most European city of North America

The Jacque Cartier Bridge




from the mountain






and the night skyline

[storms991 0]

what's the massive domw thing stickin out of the trees? looks cool

[johndoh4 13]

It may not be the best, but my favorite skyline is Cleveland, Ohio (United States).

Veiw from Lake Erie


I like how they light the Terminal Tower up like a Christmas Tree During the Holidays.


A little south of Downtown at night.

[JFQuebec 14]

That massive dome is called the Biosphere. It houses exhibits related to the environment on Ile Sainte-Helene in the Saint-Laurence River in Montreal.

Originally this building was the geodesic dome designed by Richard Buckminster Fuller as the American Pavillion at Expo67, the international exhibition held in Montreal in 1967. Abandoned for a few years afterwards, the outer shell made of some sort of acrylic material was totally destroyed by fire. It re-opened as the Biosphere in 1995.

[moomoocow 0]

[poops2u 2]

C'mon people, if you leave photos, at least tell us what city they are of.

[johndoh4 13]

I think their of Vancouver, Canada.