technically a good shot, but...meh.

like a miniature shot

It's an especially amazing photo of Toronto's growth when one realizes that the small tower in the centre (the 32 storey Bank of Commerce building) was, in the 1940s, the tallest building in the "British Empire!"

Excellent shot. Very sharp and natural color repro.
Did you correct the distortion? Do you use polarizer in this shot?
Thanks

Sorry - could be that I am the only one, but every time I read "shot from the rooftop of sheraton hotel...", I wander off to other blogs immediately. Don't get me wrong, the photos are good, but I don't want to see them forever. ;)

i love this, so huge!

fantastic, i love it!

wow... that IS high!

Looks so incredibly fake! The buildings are far too stretched out and appear "flat"

I don't like what your software does to the skyscrapers : (

very impressive photo

In my opinion you need to correct with PS the barrel distosion
If you look on the walls of the white building you do not see a perfect line

A nice, clean shot but I have a feeling there's some photoshop effect in there because the buildings at the bottom of the pic look kinda stretched. Maybe a little crop off the bottom would reduce this effect?

P.S. I love living in TO because of blue skies just like this

Nice lines and sharp colours - great shot!

your angle/perspective is super! and your downtown shots always look soooo huge and vast. Very impressive! Keep up the great work.

Fantastic... so high... so nice effect!

Hitesh Sawlani: that's how the towers actually look like in reality. i dont think sam edited the towers or altered them.

amazing picture sam. i love how each of the three towers looks in proportion to each other.

Great perspective and detail.

nice shot as usual! how do u get on top of these places?! do you just walk up to the rooftop doors and walk out or something or do u get hookups to give u access to perfect picture taking spots!?

honestly...eh. it doesnt highlight your talents as a photographer with what seems to just be a wonderful vantage point. not your best work.

Don't be too harsh on the distortion guys, we're talking about a really wide shot of (almost) perfectly aligned and straight architecture, made at 14mm...

I think it's a good shot Sam, not the best I've seen from you, but I still can't figure how you're able to "visit" rooftops like this... ;)

The color is really nice, but i dont like how the building is skewn.

it's looooooong

instead of tall

i mean the bmo BUILDING ,LOL

I've always been a fan of skyscapers and this photo is the best I've seen so far, amazing.

Oright nice shoot.
But have a question to ask .Although I know it may sound amature but I am an amature photographer anyway so meh .
Ok how do u get a tall picture like this ?
Can you actually fit the buildings in one shoot or do u have to take severals and do some kinda programming on it to make a final picture like this?
And if you do where can I find such programs?
I would appreciate if I get a respond by anyone who knows anything about this .
And once again nice shoot.

I always like how you manage to capture such a great expanse in your shots using wide angle focal lengths.

Beautiful
height
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Stunning, I was there but from the streer it doesn't seen as big as in your picture.