Top 50 Current US City Skylines (peachtree, place, rain)

[spencer114]

Atlanta has some very pretty buildings but it still looks like a mess to me. I don’t care for it at all.

[Koji7]

Originally Posted by choloboy36

Don’t forget charlotte. Just saw this pic and man I was amazed and I live here

Yea it sits in a canopy of trees go Charlotte one of my favs!

[choloboy36]

Originally Posted by JMatl

^I think Charlotte's skyline is severely underrated here. That shot is amazing.

It’s definitely came a lonnnnng way and this is the must updated not including south end and mid town

[QC Dreaming 2]

Originally Posted by JMatl

^I think Charlotte's skyline is severely underrated here. That shot is amazing.

Yes one of my favorites. That's coming from i-77north crossing over i85 near the Lasalle Street Bridge.

[JMatl]

Originally Posted by QC Dreaming 2

Yes one of my favorites. That's coming from i-77north crossing over i85 near the Lasalle Street Bridge.

Thanks! I was about to ask where this was taken from.

[Boston Shudra]

Originally Posted by MisterMosby

BOS: naturally I wanted to pick Atlanta but since it doesn't have the density of Boston it makes it not as impressive of a central Skyline to me.

Your username is from a show set in Boston, no?

Anyway, here’s a new-ish shot of the classic, money-shot angle. The u/c building on the right side of the frame has topped off now:

https://flic.kr/p/2mdBJsi

[JMatl]

Originally Posted by spencer114

Atlanta has some very pretty buildings but it still looks like a mess to me. I don’t care for it at all.

Just curious, which part of it looks like a mess to you? All of it - or Downtown, Midtown or Buckhead individually?

[whereiend]

I saw this shot that captures how long the Austin skyline is getting:
https://twitter.com/aerofrohne/statu...16208571895818

The U/C building in the center that is capped in orange will rise to nearly 880' over the next year or so. And it's looking more and more likely that we'll get the tallest building in Texas U/C in the gap on the right hand side starting in Spring 2022.

[Arcenal813]

Originally Posted by JMatl

Just curious, which part of it looks like a mess to you? All of it - or Downtown, Midtown or Buckhead individually?

Yeah I am curious as well…
From virtually all vantage points, Atlanta has a gorgeous skyline.

[spencer114]

Originally Posted by JMatl

Just curious, which part of it looks like a mess to you? All of it - or Downtown, Midtown or Buckhead individually?

All of it, but Midtown is the worst offender (random setbacks, buildings arbitrarily rotated a few degrees, awkward spacing between them, fake stucco housing beside sleek towers, strip malls, parking lots, a bunch of ridiculous Children’s Palace looking high-rises). It all looks pretty from a distance but check out that drone footage. Yikes! In person it has all the elegance of Tyson’s Corner. I’ve never cared for it.