Tallest Man Made Free Standing Structure in the WORLD !

[wighter1]

Hey Video Silva.

I noticed you took that photo from Fort York. I spent a cold winter there one year, doing all the cedar shingles roofing.

I have a couple of photos I took with my FZ1 at night from Queen and University. With the zoom there is noise as I used digital zoom also, but it gives you an idea of the capability of the camera at night.

[wighter1]

With full 12x optical zoom:

[KENNETHD]

wighter1 wrote:

With full 12x optical zoom:

Y O W ! Good wun!

[wighter1]

Now the digital zoom starts creating more noise:

[videosilva]

That close up of the main ball should give people around the world a grasp of how big it is.

[videosilva]

I took the first pictures from Onatario Place. Would you say its fair to say it would be a minimum 20 minute walk ?

[wighter1]

And finally entirely maxedout the 2megapixel FZ1 you see mass degradation in the dark areas.

I am hoping to try these photos again, but with my FZ30 this timeto see what it is capable of.

[wighter1]

videosilva wrote:

I took the first pictures from Onatario Place. Would you say its fair to say it would be a minimum 20 minute walk ?

You are right, it is about 20 mins to half an hour away. I have quite a few shots with the CN tower in the background, (difficult not to in Toronto) but I won't impose on your thread with them, I will start another one later.

[videosilva]

Thanks for your close ups of the CN Tower hopefully this will show people around the world what is tallest among buildings.

Its been this way for 30 years now.

[wighter1]

videosilva wrote:

Please forgive the poor quality pictures as the weather was overcast and about an hour before a storm. Also forgive my poor photographic skills.

This is just to update a previous post I had read elswhere.

Those are NOT small buidlings beside the CN Tower those are all SKY SCRAPERS !

For those who are not aware, the building to the far left is the Bank of Montreal building and it is 70 storeys high, just to give you a better perspective of the CN Tower.