City skylines
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View of Chaing Mai, Thailand from the Chaing Mai zoo...
um...that was huge. I'll try to make it smaller...
um...that was huge. I'll try to make it smaller...
This is Pyongyang, North Korea... just looking at these pictures make me thank god I'm not from that country..
Damn, it's so quiet:
This triangular shaped building was supposed to be a hotel... it was never finished. It'd be cool if it was, though:
Jesus!!!:
Damn, it's so quiet:
This triangular shaped building was supposed to be a hotel... it was never finished. It'd be cool if it was, though:
Jesus!!!:
When is the world finally seriously going to react against the brutal dictatorship of North Korea?
I personally love the NYC skyline the most. Chicago is awesome, as well as St. Louis and Louisville, Kentucky. Also, I saw a photo of Ottawa the other day..it was really cool- where the river freezes in the winter and has people ice-skating on it.
That where I learned to skate on an ice pond in ontario visiting my grandmothers, thing about skates, you can really wizz around them, rollerskates are better, but you never catch the moonbeams at the roller rink in Port Alberni, no matter how fast you are...But the tunes are good :wink:
all thoes mlt pics make me happy to live here i forget how to attach a pic when i do ill show u a pict o me school
hope it works
this is right accross from my school
and this is mlt again
hope it works
this is right accross from my school
and this is mlt again
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Your Pictures
City Skylines
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "city skylines", and we begin with this picture by Michael Keenan of Seattle as seen from Queen Anne Hill, Washington State.
Jane Barrett: "Here is a picture of the Stockholm skyline. The waterfront was so straight and uniform I transformed it into a circle to give it a totally different perspective."
Rachel Hain: "A view of the Pudong skyline taken from the Bund, Shanghai. I was transfixed by this two-layered cityscape made up of both people and skyscrapers."
Manju Kumari: "This photo taken in Millennium Park in Chicago, reflects the big monuments of the city."
Owen Bowler: "The Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth, caught as a reflection."
Richard and Katherine Milton: "Doha's skyline is stunning, wherever the viewpoint."
Michael Elleray: "This was taken from the top deck of the MS Eurodam, a Dutch flagged passenger cruise ship, on a late afternoon departure from New York in September 2010. The natural light at this time of the day make this photo a favourite of mine."
And finally, a photograph of London by Peter Benson.
BBC News - Your pictures: City skylines
Your Pictures
City Skylines
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "city skylines", and we begin with this picture by Michael Keenan of Seattle as seen from Queen Anne Hill, Washington State.
Jane Barrett: "Here is a picture of the Stockholm skyline. The waterfront was so straight and uniform I transformed it into a circle to give it a totally different perspective."
Rachel Hain: "A view of the Pudong skyline taken from the Bund, Shanghai. I was transfixed by this two-layered cityscape made up of both people and skyscrapers."
Manju Kumari: "This photo taken in Millennium Park in Chicago, reflects the big monuments of the city."
Owen Bowler: "The Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth, caught as a reflection."
Daniel Furon: "San Francisco skyline on a cloudy late afternoon, looking towards the west."
Joel Vardy: "An early morning photo of The 02 from across the River Thames in London."
Richard and Katherine Milton: "Doha's skyline is stunning, wherever the viewpoint."
Michael Elleray: "This was taken from the top deck of the MS Eurodam, a Dutch flagged passenger cruise ship, on a late afternoon departure from New York in September 2010. The natural light at this time of the day make this photo a favourite of mine."
And finally, a photograph of London by Peter Benson.
BBC News - Your pictures: City skylines