Posted Feb 6, 2015, 1:56 AM
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Volatile Pacivist
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Nova Scotia
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Originally Posted by Tom Servo
It is old. I remember finding this on the Internet may 9-10 years ago. Nonetheless, I really doubt a 2015 version of this shot would look drastically different. How much impact can a dozen or so buildings really have from this distance?
Also, regarding whoever just mentioned Chicago's skyline... It IS very linear. It has a large, central bulge, but it is otherwise stetch along the lake front.
This is also over 10 years old and has been posted, but it really illustrate how linear the stretch of tall buildings is along the lake.
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Obviously I was referring to what you call the "central bulge" mainly the loop and near north side that you see in 99% of Chicago skyline pictures. Not the Gold Coast.
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