Another excellent shot. I'm getting to know your style, and can now recognise one of yours from amongst all the photoblogs I now regularly check.

You can't go wrong with union Station photos. Interesting photograph in an unexpected perpective. Maybe you should take a photograph of Hart House for your next one so people know how the place looks like. Keep up the great photos!

Wow, nice shot, Sam. I have this thing for train depots, too. I like the movement of the people and the crisp focus.

nice shot. since you were obviously using a tripod, how did you not get kicked out of the station?

Fab detail and focus. Just love your shots! Quite inspiring!

Such a large and cold place. I have memories of it when I drove a decrepit Metro cab in 1963 for a short time. Dismal dirty tunnels etc. in those days, whatever it has become now. Left in 72 so the whole town is way different.

great composition and blury people. nice sharpness and linghting...

oh wow....
kansas city's union station
looks almost just like that.

fabulous shot.

Not a bad pic, but it makes union station look squished. The one thing that stands in that place is the tall cavernous ceilings.

Again, the colour capture is fantastic. It really expresses the age and history of this building. Bravo!

i agree with graham.on the one hand the picture does a good job at catching the volume of union station. you need a good wide lens to not just get the columns or the coffered ceiling or the booths, but then you get some serious barrel distortion. hmmm was sam playing with pt-lens again? but strangely enough getting it all in there DOES miniturize things. there isn't that etienne boullée (http://intranet.arc.miami.edu/rjohn/ARC%20268%20-%202003/Boullee%20and%20Ledoux.htm) feel of colossal space that you get when you're actually in the station. can't have your cake, i guess... btw, who's the giant in the salmon jacket? you took the foto at normal eye level so everyone's heads are more-or-less level -- except for...

Excellent site, I love the pictures and after reviewing your site I would definetily like to go to Toronto. Right now I´m in the process to get my working permit to work in Calgary with BP.

Nice shot, the shutter speed is perfect. The people look like ghosts.

nice capture. i like the highlighted details of the columns on the left, and the contribution of the light overhead.

looking forward to your talk on wednesday!

As an architech, I love the way you're looking at the buildings.

I really love the lighting in this shot. Job well done!

Brilliantly exposed. Love this shot.

I can just imagine seeing this in b&w and thinking it's an old photo. I love these old train stations in north america.

WALLPAPER PLEASE!!! =) =)))))

so wonderfull and strange. great architecture, great photo!

Reminds me a lot of Newark Penn Station... yep when I was in NY last I got off a station early and ended up in Newark.

amazing detail and tones. i'd love to know the steps you take to sharpen your photos.

I looked at nearly all of you photo's and I must say they are pure bliss. Terrific pictures Sam and thank's for sharing. -Salman

Interesting photo! I like how the motion is blurred.

Again i dont know how you do it to have such vivid and clear colors...way to clear for the eyes sometimes...
I live in hamilton and one day ill def. make a trip to TO to see your work or here you speak...as an amateur...you'd def. expanded my horizons when it comes to photography. Keep up the good
Cheers From STeeL Town aka the HAMMER

I like the composition a lot - it draws you right in. The lighting, color, and motion make this shot richer still.

In case you need help with this let me knoww.