archited
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^ That top one is a definite contender for Photo of the Day!
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constance_chlore
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ys11
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I was studying and I couldn't help but notice the Edmonton Skyline and how nice It looks from this angle Lol
SMayo
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IanO
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BrettB
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Great angle. Shows the long-lasting impact of the municipal airport overlay that capped the height of buildings in large parts of downtown near the flight paths. Only a few new constructions have pierced the now-defunct overlay.
ChazYEG
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This photo is also at least 4 years old, as the Citizen can't be seen right by the Pearl yet.
Gronk!
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There's no Parks tower either
Gronk!
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O-day’min Park
constance_chlore
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Even though they're non-descript glass boxes, I really quite like Stantec Tower and the JW Marriott—or specifically, I love the way they reflect sunrises and sunsets.
bodsbods9090
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Great pic!
Some holes to fill between Stantec and Encore but man, those two towers are beauties.
Some holes to fill between Stantec and Encore but man, those two towers are beauties.
IanO
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archited
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^ Nice drone shot -- we are seldom treated to a view of downtown from this angle 
overlooking the nearly forgotten Dawson Bridge and Riverdale. The Hat at 5-Corners doesn't look nearly so lonely from this angle. I am guessing this photo is a few years old as it lacks the new Qualico Building on the right edge of downtown.
overlooking the nearly forgotten Dawson Bridge and Riverdale. The Hat at 5-Corners doesn't look nearly so lonely from this angle. I am guessing this photo is a few years old as it lacks the new Qualico Building on the right edge of downtown.
ChazYEG
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Controversial opinion: I like this view better than the one from Saskatchewan Drive. it gives more prominence to the other tallest buildings in the city and makes it look denser, imo.
wormwood
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That is a hot take. I think the view from the north looking south with Rogers Place is the best of all.
Second thought: no this is a close second. Best is from the south.
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