Stupendi punto di vista e composizione.
I giochi di luce amplificano ed evidenziano la struttura.
Grande foto.

great work; it's really important to move projects forward that explore toronto's identity; it's one of the great unplumbed depths of contemporary cities; but you know, you should start taking photographs of people ... toronto is a city full of extraordinary faces ... they need to be documented! thanks for the daily dose;

Once again a great shot with wonderful perspective

Interesting architecture. Nice shoot.

Hi.
I've been visiting your photo-blog for over a month now. lovely pictures. stored all of them. Quite a few managed to retain the wallpaper status for a few days :)
One thundering doubt though - have you (the author) clicked all the photos posted here ? Or are you posting those you like along with your own work ?

This looks like a prison (maybe I've been watching too much of prison break recently)... suppose thats quite ironic given the freedom of the art!

One place in Ottawa where the building is really interesting, and the contents are not.

I like the off-centre symmetry.

Great shot of a beautiful building Sam. Well done!

Great photo, congrats on a great site that I visit daily. Just would like to point out there's an error in the html of the page: title=="gallery interior || canon350d/ef17-40L@17 | 1/100s | f7.1 | iso200 | P | handheld" The double equals is preventing me from seeing the photo information.

I like it a lot! The usual tooltip with the shot info isn't working, though.

Great lines. I really like it.

Love the lines in this shot. Keep up the great work.

Nice!
I wish I could see it in color too:)

Original et belle photo.
Bonne soirée!

I love the feel of space to today's shot! Wonderfully done!

*sigh* I want to visit the gallery myself :)

Nice, I like thw walkway on the right ! It is a walkway right ?

Very interesting image, i love it!
Very interesting architecture...always good stuff from you! :)

--andrea

i second sudi's comment about seeing it in colour. Having grown up in ottawa, i can just imagine the warm stone tones acting with the brilliant light coming in through the skylights. Seems so cold otherwise. And sorry dan, i disagree: there's plenty of intersting stuff within the gallery walls aside from moshe safdie's brilliant architecture.

i tried taking this shot when i was at the gallery in december. it's such a beautiful building. was this photo stitched together?

Stunning scene - excellent composition, and great choice on the desaturation. This is excellent.