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Powerful, definitely New York City with Midtown and Downtown. I especially loved the picture of midtown from a bird's-eye view. New York's downtown is anything but bland if you go walking down mid or downtown.
Was the pictures all necessary....I think many people got the point when ya'll posted the first three pics lol.
I think Houston's Skyline is powerful because it surprises you when you see it from a distance out of nowhere! It may look bland,but I feel that's what sets its skyline apart from others. It's different and not the usually spires and designs.
IMO,Houston has a signature skyline,but lacks a signature building! People could figure out Houston's skyline within a bunch of other random skylines just by looking at it and that's what I love about it!;O
Oh, absolutely New York City. It has the grandest of them all.
And say what you want about the buildings being "cluttered", but walk through Manhattan, and then come talk. It's amazing to have that feeling of being so tiny when you're around those huge buildings.
I haven't been to Dallas, Houston, Boston, Minneapolis, Denver, Seattle, and Miami. Of the cities remaining, NY, then Chicago get my vote.
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