Your City, a Few Photos at a Time

[Chadillaccc]

Originally Posted by red-paladin

4 sounds good to me.

Excellent. Then here we go!



Delivery Service by John Andersen (JPAndersen images), on Flickr

Zooming by John Andersen (JPAndersen images), on Flickr

Waterfalls at Big Hill Springs by John Andersen (JPAndersen images), on Flickr

Calgary at Night by Surrealplaces, on Flickr

[thomax]

Originally Posted by lio45

Wow, that's really nice! Is that representative of Hamilton's neighborhoods of that era, or is it an above-average cluster? Hopefully the former.

Yeah, I'd say it is representative of Hamilton's neighborhoods of that era. You'd find buildings that style throughout the downtown, and also in the west end of the city.

[thomax]

Fountain at Gore Park, Hamilton by ali eminov, on Flickr


Old houses, Hamilton by ali eminov, on Flickr


Old houses, Hamilton by ali eminov, on Flickr

[Martin Mtl]

Tentacles by Andre Vandal on Flickr


House 221by Andre Vandal on Flickr

[MolsonExport]

Originally Posted by SkahHigh

I thought we said 3 photos per post?

sodahead

anyhow, back on topic:


planetrail

Where I live several weeks each year (including the present)

[SkahHigh]

^absolutely gorgeous

[Trans Canada]

^ wow i've never seen those angles of st john's before

[someone123]

South Dartmouth -> Downtown Dartmouth -> North End Halifax -> Mainland Halifax


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[lio45]

I find commie blocks much less repulsive in Marseille than in Canadian cities. Thinking about it, probably because in pale colors, they integrate better with traditional Mediterranean architecture.

[Darkoshvilli]

Originally Posted by Trans Canada

^ wow i've never seen those angles of st john's before

[matt602]

Whats with all the American election stuff in the Toronto photo from a few pages back?

[esquire]

Originally Posted by Trans Canada

^ wow i've never seen those angles of st john's before

lol

[thomax]

Hamilton, uptown + downtown by donna leitch, on Flickr

[MolsonExport]

Originally Posted by Trans Canada

^ wow i've never seen those angles of st john's before

no you haven't because I am quite sure that SHH would have posted them at least 3 times. It is the French Quarter, where even he not dare venture.

[mistercorporate]

Originally Posted by matt602

Whats with all the American election stuff in the Toronto photo from a few pages back?

film set.

[someone123]

A couple more from Halifax. It's hard to capture some of these streets and buildings with a normal lens.


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[SkahHigh]

^I was there last summer. That's where a scene from the Trailer Park Boys movie was filmed!

[MolsonExport]

Originally Posted by lio45

I find commie blocks much less repulsive in Marseille than in Canadian cities. Thinking about it, probably because in pale colors, they integrate better with traditional Mediterranean architecture.

Up close, the commie blocks in Marseille are worse than most in Canada. Truly wretched, broken-down neighbourhoods.

La Savine is quite a hopeless place :

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Some of the very longest commie blocks I have ever seen are found in Marseille (aka St. John's according to some wits on this page).

[SkahHigh]

^that last one looks like the Espresso Hotel on Guy Street lol

[Monolith]

Photo via:@luxwtconcierge Name: Views from the Four Seasons Hotel Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada by appletvinstagram, on Flickr Uploaded on April 30, 2015


20150427-50-Vancouver CBD night by Roger T Wong, on Flickr Taken on April 27, 2015


Watching The Sun Go Down by vancityhotshots, on Flickr Taken on April 25, 2015