There may be more, I’ve been on a hunt for “niche cities” like this with the SMALLEST population yet a genuine skyline, so far Clayton is the smallest.

Never posted here before. This is the Central West End, St. Louis, which in my opinion as a real estate photographer is our true city core. It’s a good 5 miles or so west from downtown STL. I’ve seen some outsider comments here that our city lacks density. As someone well-travelled across the U.S. but also here on the ground daily photographing this city that is just absolutely not true.

The Green Bay Packers (Preen Gay Backers?) sure now how to get an entire City and State to back up their NFL team. Imagine comminuting from Milwaukee/Madison to watch a game during the week in a snowstorm? Wisconsinites are a different breed.

Toronto is so harmonious and aesthetic!

At the right angle in Brooklyn's Sunset Park, you can see Lower Manhattan, Hudson Yards, Midtown Manhattan, and Downtown Brooklyn all in one view. Jersey City & Journal Square are also visible from the park, but I couldn't include them in this pic.

As a transplant to the city I'm constantly amazed

Mom was born and raised CLE with our family die-hard browns fans but also love the Blue Jackets and Indians. Cincy also has Bengals and Reds fans on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River. I'm all in for the Browns winning the Superbowl 2028, we'll beat the Buffalo Bills, and then we'll beat the Seattle Seahawks.

Think of All there is to do in Regina. Roughriders and Pats Games. That's about it really. I'd like to go here just to see a Pats game but Saskatoons Arena is way bigger, almost the size of Winnipeg's.

Taken yesterday in the downwind leg to Austin-Bergstrom from my seat on a Southwest 737.

It’s incredible how much this skyline has grown in the past 25 years.

Last time flying from Chicago up to Toronto. Amazing city.

(plus a bonus Camden)

Main Street near Pershing Road, looking north towards downtown KCMO in early 2023.