I've been avoiding posting any photos of Victoria's skyline because it doesn't really have a big city skyline, I guess because it isn't a big city. However, I think this skyline (which includes most of downtown) is actually quite a nice eclectic architectural mix.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Skyline
I've been avoiding posting any photos of Victoria's skyline because it doesn't really have a big city skyline, I guess because it isn't a big city. However, I think this skyline (which includes most of downtown) is actually quite a nice eclectic architectural mix.
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It's the scarcity of tall buildings that make the city so appealing. That's one of the most attractive aspects of the city for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Benjamin
Victoria's lack of a "big city skyline" is a big part of it's charm!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see the variety of buildings, each with its own character. Those distinctively Canadian commuters in the foreground are a lucky catch as well, at least for the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you decided to post a photo of your skyline...because it's just beautiful! Tall skyscrapers not needed at all. The colors are so nice and the variety of all the different types of buildings is so very interesting. Then the boats add so much beauty too.
ReplyDeleteAn awesome photograph. Enjoy your blog immensley, thank you for sharing your beautiful work.
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