Toronto's Other Skylines

[Logan]

^ Yes

201802013 DL4068 JFK-YYZ Toronto by taigatrommelchen, on Flickr

 

[Logan]

Highway 401 From Above by Ben Senior, on Flickr

 

[Filip]

 

[WislaHD]

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Reposting these great photos of Midtown Toronto here.

I usually see this one from the Eglinton and Don Mills Rd area. From that distance, the growth of this building makes Yonge-Eglinton look like a separate downtown. It is a more impressive cluster than the downtown skyline of, say, Winnipeg.

Agreed!

E Condos is just the beginning too. Soon there will be others joining it and expanding the skyline south.

 

[Edward Skira]

 

[steveve]

North York Centre from Markham:

 

[Goldie]

Great shot, steveve! Even better with a little PhotoShopping:

 

[someMidTowner]

Great shot, steveve! Even better with a little PhotoShopping:

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Too much tone mapping. Hydro towers all have halos and the texture of the sky is ruined. I must say I prefer his original for its subtleties

 

[steveve]

Yonge-Eglinton / Midtown:

 

[someMidTowner]

Does it count as another Toronto skyline if I'm viewing it from Toronto?
From the CN Tower today:

 

[Goldie]

Exceptional!
Is that actually a view of Niagara Falls, 72 kilometres distant? ......enlarged here:

 

[SunriseChampion]

Yup! Just yesterday, I had a similar view from a cliff in Scarborough. I think that was the first time I was able to see the towers of Niagara Falls from the ground in Toronto.

 

[kotsy]

Growth Spurt by kotsy, on Flickr

 

[WislaHD]

I feel the need to repost some of the brilliant photos taken recently in the Eau du Soleil Condos thread to showcase the impacts that development is having on the skyline of Humber Bay Shores.

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From yesterday:

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Eau du Soleil Rising: Humber Bay Shores, Toronto by Randy Hoffmann, on Flickr

You can definitely see the height difference widening.

A sunset progression from a few evenings ago…
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[WislaHD]

Toronto Lake Ontario waterfront - from Air Canada Express Bombadier Q400 landing by jeffglobalwanderer, on Flickr

This view shows just how massive the Kraft Factory site is. The skyline of Humber Bay Shores between Eau du Soleil and the Park Lawn condos will fill in quite nicely once development begins on that site. (Let's just pray for better transit)