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ITT, Skylines.

I'll start with some photos of my city, Buenos Aires.
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I also have this one from Perth that's just amazing.
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Chicago
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Wellington, New Zealand from the Cotton Building of the Victoria University of Wellington's Kelburn Campus.
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New York City from the Empire State Building.
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Norfolk, Virginia from an open area of the Portsmouth Naval Hospital touching the Elizabeth River.
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Melbourne's Central Business District from Kings Domain along the Yarra River.
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Brisbane from the air slightly above a cemetery.
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A couple of Seoul's approximately 2,800 high-rises from across the Han River.
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>>191996

/r/ More Brisbane.

And what date was this taken? Got any newer ones?
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Paris from the Eiffel Tower. The parabolic building is the Palais de Chaillot on the Trocadéro.
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The only other Brisbane one I have that is applicable. It's not the highest resolution, though.
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Los Angeles from its City Hall.
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"Miami skyline from Miami Beach showing 6 cruise ships docked at Port of Miami" on January 10, 2006. Photo by Marc Averette.
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View of Pudong from Shanghai's The Bund. The distinctive Oriental Pearl Tower is to the far left.
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Shenzhen from the Hong Kong border across the Sham Chun River. The tall building in the center is Shun Hing Square.
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Atlanta, Georgia from Piedmont Park.
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The artificial island Odaiba in Tokyo from the Tokyo Tower. The Rainbow Bridge in the center helps connect the two masses.
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Another view from the Tokyo Tower, this time looking at Ginza.
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Abu Dhabi's (United Arab Emirates) incessantly-increasing skyline.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: One and Two Liberty Place are the two tall buildings to the left (One Liberty Place, the one whose spire is blotting the sun, is the tallest in Philadelphia), Mellon Bank Center is in dead center, Philadelphia City Hall to the near right has a statue of William Penn perched atop its tower, and the Bell Atlantic Tower is to the extreme right.
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"Perth's Central Business District and the Swan River viewed from the air. Photograph taken by Kristian Maley, 4 June 2005."
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Seattle from Lake Union.
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Detroit's economy is largely based on manufacturing, including perhaps its most well-known identifier, the automobile industry. General Motors owns Detroit's largest building, the Detroit Marriott, located within the Renaissance Center complex taking the left half of this picture. The majority of the city proper's population is African-American, while the city's suburbs' populations are predominantly Caucasian; this can be attributed to white flight due to surges like the Great Migration thanks to the automobile industry. The U.S. Census Bureau ranks Detroit as the poorest metropolitan area in the country, although its suburbs are relatively affluent.
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The Nissan Skyline.
Am i doing it right?
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About time
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I have a question that has been bothering me, why does Los Angeles only have about 6 Skyscrapers centerd in the middle of the city? I just think the looks poor, sorry if anyone got offended i did´t mean to.
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London. The cluster of skyscrapers on the left are a separate city (often referred to simply as The City) to the rest of London with its own police force and municipal authority, and consists of the headquarters of many worldwide financial insitutions. By law, no building is allowed to be taller than St Paul's Cathedral (the dome-shaped building on the left) without special approval.
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OP here, great thread so far.

These ones look amazing
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Firstly, Los Angeles has 473 high-rise buildings according to Emporis (586 according to SkyscraperPage), with 21 being over 500 feet. Secondly, the Los Angeles metropolitan area, Greater Los Angeles Area, is a champion of urban sprawl and lots of the places within it are edge cities.
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See how little i know from watching Pictures? ^.^
Anyway, i would love to go to LA someday.
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detroit again
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and detroit a 3rd time
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that's because la starts at the mexico/san diego border and doesn't end until you leave fresno.
here in southern california, we go out, not up.
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awesome.
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Bump for awesomeness. I give you Tokyo.
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put your hands up for detroit,
put your hands up,
for detroit