Your stitches are always top notch. I can never find where the photos overlap. Keep up the good work.
Posted by Krishna at March 28, 2005 12:59 AMO.O
Your the only photoblogger that I've seen - take great pictures and combine them to make one awesome picture.
HUH!!
Posted by behr.o0o.z at March 28, 2005 01:44 AMSam, this picture is one of coolest I've ever seen..
Posted by Devin at March 28, 2005 02:08 AMThat was a loooooooong journey from north to south :-)
Posted by Zishaan at March 28, 2005 02:38 AMi have been looking at your site for quite awhile now.. following for a few months.. and i love every single photograph you have taken. they are AMAZING. keep snapping, you're rad. :)
Posted by mandee at March 28, 2005 03:37 AMI really like the picture.
The way the roof bulges makes the image look like an optical illusion when you scroll down.
Cool!!!
Posted by Peter at March 28, 2005 06:41 AMrenversant!!! I like it.
Posted by Steven at March 28, 2005 07:39 AMWoah...Normally I don't like scrolling. But here it works. It feels like I'm looking up, and when I scroll feels like i'm bringing my head down...great effect.
Posted by Khuffie at March 28, 2005 07:55 AMits making me dizzy..
Posted by blu at March 28, 2005 08:31 AMMassive. I like it. Is canon's photo strecher limitied to only canon cameras? or is it something I could download and use with any digital camera?
Posted by Aaron at March 28, 2005 08:38 AMThat is truly amazing!
Posted by Vaffanculo at March 28, 2005 08:50 AMGreat effect. I can feel my neck strain backwards just scrolling down the photo!
Posted by emma at March 28, 2005 09:03 AMYour tall photos are quite interesting. Have you ever thought about making a 360 degree photo stitched together. That would make for some interesting viewing...
Posted by Marc at March 28, 2005 09:08 AMgreat idea - to stitch vertically :)
my appreciation
Great composition! A pity I can't rotate my monitor 90° - but it' still a pretty interesting effect when you scroll down: the lines curve slightly, made me almost feel dizzy...
Posted by animoid at March 28, 2005 09:16 AMBravo!
Posted by db at March 28, 2005 09:22 AMBrilliant! More like this!
Posted by Scott at March 28, 2005 09:36 AMWow - awesome ~! When I scrolled up , I felt liike I was about to fall over . Well done .
Posted by JimmyMac at March 28, 2005 09:42 AMi like the theme of these last several photos. good work.
Posted by jesse at March 28, 2005 09:47 AMUff, amazing... Great work!
Greetings from Germany, Hamburg.
Posted by Michael at March 28, 2005 09:47 AMwow! that's crazy... haha i thought it was only going to be a picture of the roof... but wow! Was I surprised. You should try a 360degrees one.
Posted by ecila at March 28, 2005 09:49 AMVery well executed. It looks like one giant, seamless shot. Very impressive.
Posted by JLM at March 28, 2005 10:08 AMCOOL! Now that's thinking out of the box... I'd never thought you can use photo switch on the other axis... haha
Posted by :P at March 28, 2005 10:25 AMexcellent work.
Posted by fdv at March 28, 2005 10:44 AMSeamless! Awesome work!
You were my inspiration to start my own photoblog!
Posted by Jason Kanaris at March 28, 2005 11:00 AMcool picture
Again, great colors.....
That Canon PhotoStitch software is amazing! I use it too and I have tried to use Photoshop alone and it never works out as planned. PhotoStitch does it almost flawlessly in about 5 seconds.
Nice pic...always a pleasure to visit your site. Funny too bc my aunt lives in those 'obtrusive' condo towers to the left of the CN Tower (when looking at it from the frozen lake a few weeks ago). I sent her the pic and she cracked up...Small world it is.
Posted by Matt at March 28, 2005 11:20 AMAwsome stuff! I love the very long, stitched pictures. Such a contrast from top to bottom.
Posted by Raffi at March 28, 2005 11:23 AMWow, that is AWESOME!!! I've never seen this done before... How cool!!! You are amazing!
Posted by Melissa at March 28, 2005 12:01 PMWhen you scrolled from top, there is a difference of width in the glass/metal window on ceiling. I guess that width difference is because of perspective. If you scroll it fast, it feels like you are sitting in a roller coaster and looking at that window. Very cool and creative!
Posted by SliceOfLife at March 28, 2005 12:05 PMYour eyes see amazing things. It's a good thing you carry cameras!
Posted by Kevin at March 28, 2005 12:14 PMAwe inspiring!
both the construction itself and your rendering of it. You've done it again, Sam.
Amazing shot on how you put together pictures!
Posted by Ayan at March 28, 2005 12:47 PMCertainly makes me look up twice in a city landscape...great work...
Posted by Michael Parekh at March 28, 2005 01:40 PMLooks great!
Posted by rz at March 28, 2005 02:49 PMsi seņor!!. chapeau.
Posted by lapsus at March 28, 2005 02:52 PMinspired by this picture, i took a walk down to scotia plaza today during my break at work. you've done a fantastic job in capturing the architecture of a building that really does draw your eyes up and beyond the glass skylights.
Posted by vasta at March 28, 2005 03:27 PMWhoa! From cool blue to warm orange. Great pic! I feel my neck stretching as I'm scrolling. Would be great for a banner.
Posted by Kat at March 28, 2005 03:52 PMOMG, c, now i wanna start a photo blog. UR AMAIZING
Posted by wawa at March 28, 2005 04:04 PMWow, this is so rad! Very nice.
Posted by Wa Vong at March 28, 2005 04:35 PMThe coolest thing about this photo is I was there an hour ago and while walking down this same place I looked up and did this scroley thing myself... then I came on here and saw the same thing.. lol. Just a whole lot less busy in your pic. :)
J
Posted by Justin at March 28, 2005 04:39 PMCongratulations for your nomination and winning. You have the most amazing work that I've ever see. : )
Posted by nferreira at March 28, 2005 05:01 PMOh my God, a very good work!!
Posted by Sarpi at March 28, 2005 05:28 PMI must say, I really admire the amazing photography work that you do with (fairly) simple camera gear. Keep up the good work! :)
Posted by Max at March 28, 2005 05:41 PMGreat picture, it reminds me of the time i went there :)
Posted by James Bond at March 28, 2005 05:54 PMI feel dizzy... nice work.
Posted by James at March 28, 2005 06:01 PMyou are the man, and you take great pics
Posted by Jon Mahler at March 28, 2005 06:21 PMvery creative, i have never seen anyone do this before. a stunning picture
Posted by jenny at March 28, 2005 07:07 PMThey say that photographs should have a purpose and evoke thoughts, feelings or memories. This picture takes me to scotiaplace. I feel like I'm standing in the exact spot where the photo was taken and I do feel like I'm craning my neck to take in the whole scene. This kind of work is fantastic and I enjoyed it immensely. Often photography presents image, it's rare that photography creates sensation. Exceptional work and please keep it up!
Posted by Norm Rockwell at March 28, 2005 07:18 PMI always like when you do these because without reading the way you did it, its a complete mind fuck, and its like you are standing in the place and nodding your head up and down. Or maybe thats just me..
Posted by tonia at March 28, 2005 08:24 PMGreat stitch. You can get even better results with more overlapping photos, it takes some of the lens distortion out of the picture.
I use Photovista and it seems to work ok. I have some examples.
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/8241791/
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/11261422/
http://www.deviantart.com/view/8241535/
Totally cool picture, I had to scroll a couple of times to make sure that I was still looking at the same picture. :)
Posted by Rob Garrett at March 28, 2005 09:31 PMah! this is completely brilliant! good job
Posted by amanda at March 28, 2005 11:10 PMGreat and cool
Posted by kourosh at March 28, 2005 11:31 PMagha aali vaghean dide jalebi dashti khaste nabashi...
Posted by amin at March 29, 2005 12:04 AMWOW! This blows me away, Sam! This is absolutely remarkable. Thanks for all your hard work and efforts toward producing incredibly high quality photos for us to enjoy each day.
Posted by Abe Savona at March 29, 2005 02:09 AMWhat an incredible photograph.
Posted by Philly at March 29, 2005 03:40 AMI use Canon's tool as well. To what extent have you used photoshop here?
Posted by Ioannis at March 29, 2005 08:20 AMWow. This picture makes my brain hurt. But i like it.
Posted by Alessandra at March 29, 2005 09:37 AMw.o.w.!
Posted by jess at March 29, 2005 08:58 PMWell, that is the coolest thing I've seen in a while! I have to try this...careful use of the tripod I imagine...I have Photoshop so this will be a fun experiment. So much great color in this shot!
Posted by Insta Marv at March 30, 2005 12:24 AMWoW!! .. cool thanks.. my bf works in that building. I haven't been to T.O yet so your site lets me se the world he lives in. Thankyou :D!!
Posted by Lumeah at March 30, 2005 06:48 AMWOW.
Posted by kandi at March 30, 2005 12:57 PM~DAMN, that is one helluva image...I am a bit dizzy after scrolling really fast w/ my mouse!~
Posted by btezra at March 30, 2005 01:20 PMVERY COOL ;o)
Great work...
this is soo cool! love this pic. :D
Posted by clarisse at March 31, 2005 06:04 AMWow I just stumbled across this site well I was in google looking for stuff about the new PSP. But I have to say that that's a very awesome picture.
Posted by ZoofyTheJinx at June 4, 2005 04:17 PMUnbelievable
Posted by Nima at June 30, 2005 12:33 AMOnce again your pictures are excellent.
Posted by Alan at July 2, 2005 02:58 AMMy balls just entered my stomach!
Posted by Mike at July 15, 2005 06:38 PMI love the way that the top of the tower seems so distant but you can follow it right down to that guy with the saggy man-boobs at the base and suddenly it's only steps in front of you. If this is numerous shots fused together, then you're editing technique is on par with your artistic vision... You should come to Boston and shoot a bit!
Posted by benn egan (boston) at August 19, 2005 11:15 AM