SAN FRANCISCO

Downtown, Treasure Island, San Francisco Bay and Bridge
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SOMA (South of Market) Yerba Buena Project
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Waterfront, Ferry Building Tower (middle edge of bay), Financial District, Sutro Tower (top left)
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SOMA Waterfront and foot of San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge (bottom left)
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Outer third of Golden Gate Park and the Pacific Ocean
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PANAMA CITY

Panoramic view of skyline and Panama Bay
http://www.worldrider.com/blog/photos/panama_city_cerro_ancon.jpg
The Towers of Punta Paitilla
http://www.iasd.cc/senior%20high%20web/Academics/Languages/Cd%20de%20Panama.jpg
Night falls on Marbella District
http://www.ilisa.com/panama/pa-images/pics/skyline-night.jpg
Balboa Ave. and the Bayfront Promenade
http://www.linaza.com/galeria/images/DSC00725_r1_c1.jpg
Ominous clouds hover over the urban jungle as seen from the real jungle at Metropolitan Natural Park
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Both great !

Great shots there, thanks for sharing:)

Great pictures. When it comes to weather, the two cities have little in common. Yet both are located on, & largely ringed, by water, the Pacific & estuaries. While the canal turned Panama City into a boomtown, it' s also had a significant impact on the growth of San Francisco. In fact, SF was the site of the Panama-Pacific expo in the early 20th century. Great to compare the skylines. PC's skyline looks at least as impressive as ours!

Great pictures. When it comes to weather, the two cities have little in common. Yet both are located on, & largely ringed, by water, the Pacific & estuaries. While the canal turned Panama City into a boomtown, it' s also had a significant impact on the growth of San Francisco. In fact, SF was the site of the Panama-Pacific expo in the early 20th century. Great to compare the skylines. PC's skyline looks at least as impressive as ours!The two cities also share a common history during the California Gold Rush of 1849 (hence the term "49ers") when they established a regular round trip schedule ferrying gold seekers and mail between each other. And with tongue planted firmly in cheek I will add that today, the two cities share my claim of each other as my cities... ;)

Impressive selection of images.

:eek: The skyline of Panama City is realy cool :cheers: and I think that it's better than in SF.