Absolutely stunning. This is why your site is the first one I check every day.
Posted by rz at April 28, 2005 01:24 AMWow! Awsome shot! Love the pattern...the parallelogram are great!
Posted by Ryan Rahn at April 28, 2005 01:26 AMSam, this one is absolutely beautiful. You have surpassed yourself.
And on a lighter note, how do you get such
big things into such a small camera?
BEE-YEW-TI-FUL!!!!!!!!
I'm glad you noticed the lovely reflection of sky in all of that glass and steel, and I'm glad that you shared it. Great graphic! Thanks, Sam!
Posted by Kathy at April 28, 2005 01:53 AMOw wow! Amazing effect! Great move with that image orientation!
Cheers!
Wonderful and stunning perspective! Beyond that, the sky loks very natural and not processed, and the building is rich in detail and true color. Wonderful!
Posted by Abe Savona at April 28, 2005 02:56 AMeveryday gettin' better Sam :)
Posted by DavidFF at April 28, 2005 03:11 AMThanks for this photo, which makes me think of a great glass airship.
Meanwhile, can I mention that I recently took a shot that made me think of some of your own sense of proportion? It comes with a story about being suspected as a terrorist.
See here, if you'd like :-)
http://archerpelican.typepad.com/tap/2005/04/very_strange_in.html
Posted by Phil at April 28, 2005 03:39 AMThis is lovely
Posted by bryan at April 28, 2005 04:00 AMGreat colours. Those lights from inside in the top right are needless. Waiting for your rebel xt review :)
Posted by bmoll at April 28, 2005 04:15 AMhey
its amazing, but i was wondering how have you taken this pic, did you rotate the camera ?
Keep it up
Kishwer
Posted by Kishwer at April 28, 2005 04:19 AMWhoa..this is soo cool!
WOW! Shot of the week. I love this, great perspective & reflections. Very nicely done.
Posted by getpixed at April 28, 2005 07:17 AMNice shot. I like how you can see the flourescent lights in some of the lower windows.
Posted by Kenny (blaqenedwyte blog) at April 28, 2005 07:17 AMBeautiful texture and shape. I like the rotation. I didnt expect that as I was scroilling down.
Posted by Mark at April 28, 2005 07:54 AMooooooh!
Posted by muttonchops at April 28, 2005 08:07 AMlike it, but i am having a bad case of vertigo this AM
Posted by dave at April 28, 2005 08:09 AMMust have been a lot of work to clean the windows first! Nice one.
Posted by Lee at April 28, 2005 09:40 AMI have to admit, you're very observant... I would've just walked by the building, or if I did glance up I would've just noticed a bit of reflection. or just the sky. Not the different shares per window... cool stuff.
Posted by Justin at April 28, 2005 10:36 AM!
Posted by kc - ptad at April 28, 2005 11:12 AMWow, very cool. Great composition, had me guessing as the pic was loading, nice and clean.
Posted by Daaave at April 28, 2005 01:12 PMOne word..."AMAZING" :D
Posted by Portia at April 28, 2005 01:21 PMwow, some pretty cool pic, i like the flippy effect, gets you dizzy.
your site is great sam, go check out mine, im a photographer in training
http://catfreek.skyblog.com
leave some comments and tips;)
what an angle... amazing shot.
Posted by Lauren Watson at April 28, 2005 01:57 PMLoving the angle and the reflections here. I too saw the cloud breaks yesterday and took some pictures. Looks so fake from this perspective, as if you added the grid to the clouds.
Posted by Raffi at April 28, 2005 03:15 PMCrazy perspective! I love it, it's so dizzying.
Posted by Kelly at April 28, 2005 03:58 PMAbsoutlutley AMAZING!
Posted by Ayan at April 28, 2005 04:12 PMi'm stunned. breathtaking.
Posted by dominik at April 28, 2005 04:13 PMSam, honestly, how does this keep happening? I shot the same building (although, not the same angle) last week (haven't posted it). lol. This is getting creepy! The strangest was definitely Whitby, though.
Btw, this shot has totally given me vertigo.
Posted by Carrie at April 28, 2005 04:17 PMI'm breathless! stunning!!!
Posted by Liisa Anderson at April 28, 2005 04:17 PMterrific!
Posted by tj at April 28, 2005 04:49 PMAwesome!
Posted by Cole at April 28, 2005 05:56 PMyumm!!! eaton centre tower! how lovely!
Posted by sundeep at April 28, 2005 06:04 PMWow. I'm dizzy. Love it though. Quite a twist on the traditional architectural photo. Nice one.
Posted by Tobin Rogers at April 28, 2005 06:30 PMhey. i am new to photography and still learning. i started my photoblog in january and loving it. your work is fantastic!
Posted by bcw at April 28, 2005 08:55 PMwow .. what an angle, i like the way you put this picture, made me think what it is, until i read the explanation.
Posted by AJ at April 28, 2005 09:10 PMWow, this is dizzying! Very cool shot, I like all the different shades of blue.
Posted by Saroy at April 28, 2005 09:24 PMphenomenal angle. Thousands of great photographers see the beauty of the reflection but only a genius takes the angle you did. Well done Sam
Posted by john benjamin mitzberg at April 28, 2005 10:11 PMNot to bad better thn some of the others ive seen
Posted by Jon Coffey at April 28, 2005 10:43 PMAmazing angle and colors.
Posted by Jennifer at April 28, 2005 10:46 PMWoah. Amazing shot. Love the uniqueness of it. Usually people shot buildings having them go from the bottom to top. Not you, great job.
Posted by Matt at April 28, 2005 11:56 PMwhat happen to your mini review about your new camera I'm still waiting ! ?
Posted by Reza at April 29, 2005 01:44 AMWOW, WOW ... wonderful!!! stunning!!! i love it!!!
Posted by mozele at May 1, 2005 01:59 PMThis is a wonderful photograph - almost completely disorientating (is that a word?) until you see the whole image.
I spent three months in "Trono" many years ago as a student so it feels good to touch base with the old girl again! Even if it is only digitally
Looks like a Starship moving through cloud cover. Very good effect and I enjoyed the picture very much so.
Norm
wow. absolutely amazing. so surreal, and scifi!!
Posted by JRun at May 12, 2005 04:41 PMI nearly fell over disorientated with this beuty. nice work.
from a man in australia