Your City's Skyline

[friendlyroob]

[Duff]

I live in Chicago, in the city. I've always thought our skyline was photogenic, especially when driving up the lake shore at night.

 

[ImOnABoat]

I'll let you guess...

 

[ytterbiumanalyst]

Why, that would be Toledo!

 

(Pretty easy when it's in the file name).

[ImOnABoat]

^

[viking86]

We don't really have much of a skyline, our city is better viewed from the surrounding mountains!

 

Right click -> Open in new tab for larger versions

 

 

 

 

And a HUGE panorama shot from the city harbour! LINK

[YOLO]

^Your skyline looks beautiful

[DILinator]

Lansing, Michigan!

[Ed Farmer]

 

Hard to beat, at least stateside.

[The Great Zo]

Columbus, Ohio.

 

[boldikus]

I *love* our skyline.

 

 

The big boxy (tallest) building is the Comcast Tower and maybe my least favorite of our tall buildings, but they are building a new taller 1,121ft tower down the street from it (you can see it with the giant crane next to it) that should open in 2017 and will completely change how the skyline looks. Here is a rendering of what it *should* look like when its done.

 

[Nrthwnd]

^ Looks great, especially at night!

[ytterbiumanalyst]

Reviving this 'cause I got myself a new skyline!

 

[tinaalsgirl]

I live in the middle of nowhere right now, so no skyline, but Kansas City used to be my skyline and hopefully will be again soon.

Here's a gorgeous photo from my favorite KC photographer on Flickr, KC Mike Day:

 

[edels]

Beautiful! I currently live in a small village in the middle of nowhere, which has its charm but also its challenges. Lately, I’ve been thinking it’s time for a change, so I’ve started exploring different options on zillow. I’m hoping to find a nice flat in the city that offers more convenience and excitement. It feels like the right time to make a fresh start, get closer to the buzz of urban life, and have easier access to everything I need