Aerial Pictures of Cities from Around the World

[Scientific Method]

Tokyo again, a much better picture:

http://www.mikal.org/photo_journal/tokyo_2002/1213_tokyo_skyline.JPG

 

[Scientific Method]

And finally, the last picture I will post of Tokyo:

http://www.munn-reese.com/Japan/j30a.jpg

 

[meteor]

Paris, Oh La La
http://www.pics.kaybee.org:81/Vacations/Europe1997/France/Paris/EiffelTower/.thumbs/med-aerial.jpg

I hven't had the luck of being in Paris, though my mother was in a trip and told me that the Senne smells badly like hell. I can't imagine what people throw in it

 

[Evo]

Here's Kansas City.

This is the Plaza Area.

Kansas City is known as the "City of Fountains".

http://www.kc.net/~trish/pleasefount3.jpg

Our weird convention center often referred to as the "hair curlers"

http://www.kc.net/~trish/bartle.jpg

Aerial view.

http://www.kcskyscrapers.com/albums/skyline/plazacrowndowntown.sized.jpg

Downtown

http://www.macalester.edu/~psych/whathap/diaries/diariess96/Erik/kc004.jpg

 

[loseyourname]

I was quite surprised to see what Tokyo actually looked like, I was expecting something like New York City:

That actually looks rather similar to the Long Island City portion of Queens, although a little cleaner and newer.

 

[iansmith]

http://www.worldcityphotos.org/leech.htm

I am NOTt leeching because i post a link rather than an [/PLAIN][/PLAIN] tag. In the other hand your are leeching. You post an img tag.

 

[Scientific Method]

I am NOTt leeching because i post a link rather than an [/PLAIN][/PLAIN] tag. In the other hand your are leeching. You post an img tag.

My dear friend,

I was not accusing you of leeching: rather, I clicked on the link you provided and instead of the picture showing up, I only got the leeching warning message, so I posted the message to let everyone know that these links will not work any more.

And you are quite right, I am guilty of leeching, but I don't have any moral objections to that, at least not at this point in time.

Cheers!

 

[franznietzsche]

I feel so sorry for anyone reading this thread who has dial up.

 

[marlon]

Paris, Oh La La
I hven't had the luck of being in Paris, though my mother was in a trip and told me that the Senne smells badly like hell.

I have been to Paris many times and i never had any bad smell-problems with la Seine...Paris is one of the most beautiful cities i have ever been to.

marlon

Sous les ponts de Paris

lorsque descend la nuit...etc etc :!) :!) :!)

 

[Scientific Method]

That actually looks rather similar to the Long Island City portion of Queens, although a little cleaner and newer.

When I say New York City, I always ignore the ghettos and simply view Manhatten as the only part of the city. But of course, Manhatten has Harlem . . .

 

[Scientific Method]

Hong Kong, China (enjoy this city while you can, because it is on the list of countries to be invaded by the powers that be)

http://home.eduhi.at/teacher/pammer/reisen/1999_asien/images/Hong%20Kong%20(1).jpg

http://www.whi.de/dario/gfx/hongkong_skyline_klein.jpg

http://www.rolandgrafe.com/_PHOTO/hong_kong_skyline.jpg

http://www.politicalinformation.net/encyclopedia/Hong_Kong_skyline_daytime.jpg

Here is a very large picture of Hong Kong: http://www.submin.com/8x11/sub_gallery/c_hong_kong_peak_9108.jpg

 

[loseyourname]

When I say New York City, I always ignore the ghettos and simply view Manhatten as the only part of the city. But of course, Manhatten has Harlem . . .

I don't know that I'd call Long Island City a ghetto. It's more of an industrial neighborhood than a residential one.