Different Shapes and Sizes

I was intrigued as l was driving close to downtown by all the different shapes and sizes of the buildings downtown.
I pulled into a parking lot so l capture this shot

[Babs]

They seem to get taller as you get closer to the city.

[Denis]

Its great to appreciate different architectural styles.

[Peter Day]

Very interesting photograph, stated me thinking.

[Candace]

All those different windows too!

[Nadiya Bilovodenko]

Cool city view

[Catherine]

A great view of the city with lots of shapes and sizes.

[gloria jones]

Neat shot and pov

[william wooderson]

I think you missed a punchline - the real eye-catcher is the car gleaming in the sunlight!

[Margaret Brown]

Nice city capture, so many different structures

[Richard Sayer]

What I find fascinating are the elegant low-rise buildings from the last century, or maybe even the one before, mingling with the modern 'architecture'!

[Pat Knowles]

Great sun flash on that car too!

[Lisa Pouncy]

I like higgledy piggledy buildings. It annoys me when planning don't permit alterations to buildings as it won't fit in with the area. I love the evolution of an area with diversity xx

[Ivan]

Nice cityscape...

[Lynne Hart]

Looks like a progression of buildings across the ages and by the looks of the crane there are more new buildings going up.

[Lou Ann]

The new and the old appear to compliment each other very nicely.

[Helen Sanderson]

interesting framing of the crane and the street light

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of a view on the city .

[Judith Johnson]

I've never been to Edmonton but we did live in Canada for 7 years. Split between Regina and St. John's, NFLD

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[Karly]

Great capture.

[Chris H]

Love the mix of old an new.

[wendy frost]

Interesting capture of mixed architecture.

[Jessika Panteleios]

Nice capture and perspective.

[Faye Turner]

Nicely captured!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very nice shot.

[Pam]

Nice shot!

[Marcy]

Great variety of shapes and sizes!

[Islandgirl]

Nice shot!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Cities do have that wonderful geometric quality to their buildings. Good shot!

[Gayle]

Great capture, Brian! :-)

[Henri Russell]

The old and the new. Well captured.

[bkb in the city]

@365karly1 Thanks Karly

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@chrisiow Glad you enjoyed this one Chris

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@wendyfrost Trust you enjoyed this one Wendy

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@jessikapanteleios Thanks Jessika

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@fayefaye Thanks Faye

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@mittens Thanks Marilyn

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@pamdavis2015 Thanks Pam

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@radiogirl Thanks Kathy

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@olivetreeann Thanks Ann

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@gaylewood Thanks Gayle

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@henrir Thanks Henri

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@onewing Babs they certainly do

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@landownunder Glad you enjoyed this one Denis

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@peterday Peter l trust that is a good thing

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@ribbet9 Never thought about that aspect Candace

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@olenadole Glad you enjoyed this one Nadiya

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@megpicatilly Thanks Catherine

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@seattlite Thanks Gloria

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@will_wooderson William l almost left the car out of the picture

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@craftymeg Margaret it was the different structures that caught my eye

[bkb in the city]

@vignouse Richard the old and new are always such an interesting comparison

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@happypat Glad you like it Pat

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@psychographer Glad you enjoyed this one Lisa

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@ivan Glad you like it Ivan

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@lhart Lynne Edmonton is in a building boom at tge moment

[bkb in the city]

@louannwarren Yes Lou Ann they certainly do

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@hrs Thanks Helen

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@pyrrhula Thanks Ferry

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@busylady Judith when was that

[bkb in the city]

@agedrunner Thanks Richard

[Judith Johnson]

@bkbinthecity It was between 1977 and 1984

[eliza]

Nice!

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@ielizai Thanks Eliza