Why are the skylines of Southern Cities so unrecognizable?

[iMarvin]

Originally Posted by Deeman804

Looks much more like Tampa. The only similarities are the prevalence of condo buildings and sunshine.

They do look alike but like I said, it all depends on where the shot is taken. Look at these two pictures. You really can't get more similar than this.

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[Deeman804]

Originally Posted by iMarvin

They do look alike but like I said, it all depends on where the shot is taken. Look at these two pictures. You really can't get more similar than this.

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Google Images

You can get a shot of any semi-tropical city and find similarities when you have ocean and a far shot that washes out the colors. When you see it in person, at a closer shot, or have some type of height perspective there is a clear difference.

[iMarvin]

Originally Posted by Deeman804

You can get a shot of any semi-tropical city and find similarities when you have ocean and a far shot that washes out the colors. When you see it in person, at a closer shot, or have some type of height perspective there is a clear difference.

Regardless of that, they still look very similar. Height really doesn't mean anything. The proportion looks right in both pictures.

[Dub King]

Miami should get an exemption from the FAA and build a 1500 footer. something that really towers over the city, and is unmistakable.