Guess the City

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Beirut?

Aleppo?

further,
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3420/3403168296_f03873f4e7_z.jpg?zz=1

That's got to be India somewhere

It's looking more central Asian, now, one of the 'stans, I imagine.

Srinagar

Diyarbakir?

Ismael is definitely closest. This ihttp://blog.devstone.com/images/emote_ellipsis.gifuch bigger city than anything suggested so far.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3307/3587688152_b8951c08bc_b.jpg

http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/1360/olddelhiphiloobloglr9.jpg

Delhi, then - I found this picture which seems to have much of the same generic stuff in it

I've almost convinced myself it's the same street from a slightly different angle

Lahore?

(Old) Delhi is right. I think both these last photos are from the Jama Masjid looking at the market.

Hurrah! I've just found another version of the same shot:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/105/273648919_70ad9adcf1.jpg

And now I'll do a new one

http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/6008/wherej.jpg

Looks Italian. Bologna?

Gah!

Well that was fun.

Looks like a university town and I can just make out 'via' on the right.

love this thread

The guesses for delhi were interesting and show how definitive its islamic character is, to ILX anyway.

Yeah, definitely a Mughal influence (it was their capital) that I assumed was more Turkic but the influence of the Persians on all the Turkic ppl is pretty marked.

http://i.imgur.com/vV8X8.jpg

Singapore?

nah

Vladivostok. I could swear that pic's already upthread.

yah probably

new city yall

Vladivostok!!

:D

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every time i click on this thread someone has just guessed the last one, then i post a nice easy one and once it's guessed nobody posts another #firstworldprobs

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/8638/paving.jpg

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Bangkok / Krung Thep Maha Nakhon?

Santavostok?

I was just talking about Bangkok, but no it's neither of those

this is a good one

can u get a higher res pic or something

Hmm, tropical climate, early 80s articulated buses, left-hand drivers, no bicycle/moped traffic, European influence, but those griffons and the southeast Asian detailing on the roofline are throwing me off. Manila?

Not Manila - can't improve the resolution but could offer a second photo with people in it on request. But be warned it looks like a totally different city.

the time is ~8pm yet it's light, subtropical at most imo

How can you tell its PM?

cuz it's too light to be 8am at this sort of the latitude, unless it has some strange time correction

Yep, that Vladivostok pic is already in this thread, I think I named every industrial town in Russia and surrounding areas before someone beat me to it.

That huge Santa in Ismael's one is freaking me out because I didn't even notice it until I zoomed in to try to read what it said on the end of the building.

second photo svp

http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/8130/kids2e.jpg

left-hand drivers

griffons and the southeast Asian detailing

I might be wrong but I think these are all assumptions. The drivers may be on a one way; we have no proof that the person in the car is driving. The details on the front of the building aren't necessarily Asian at all, either. Speaking of assumptions, has anybody else assumed that this is a Victorian era train station? If it's 8PM and sunny still, I assume it's summertime unless that means it's the southern hemisphere, which might explain the Santa.

The left side of the street looks pre-war and the right looks post war.

And then there's the flags (U.S., something with a St. George's cross, and is that a Brazilian flag?).

But the people are too pale in the second photo. Lima, Peru?