It's a pretty pic. Did you like the lens?

the trees look like broccoli!

great picture! just like SimCity :)

Wow, I'd love to see this shot in the fall. My favourite part is the small blue cube-like building at the top.

Nice clean shot. While I've used a polarizer many times in my early years I'd not thought of trying it to reduce reflections shooting through glass. I'm not sure it would work and lacking one now I'm not likely to spend the $ just to try it. Have you tried that? There's surely no visible trace of reflection here, so it does seem irrelevant.

Nice Advise with the cloth, but I would prefer a sunshade made out of thick rubber, with wich you can kill all reflections by pushing it against the window! BTW.: Nice shot of the Marriott!

You can also pick up some screw-on hoods from Henry's which are flexible. Attach it to your lens, press that against the glass, and voila, no more reflection!

Great photos by the way.

Nice. Thanks for the tip.

Another great image Sam, and a great tip too. Thanks!!

Hi Sam I like seeing the photographer in the shot. I've seen some terrific photos of this kind including my own. Sometimes it is the only way to see photos of yourself. Also it is interesing to see how you arrange your body as ypu shoot.

Very nice shot! I love the little patch of trees amongst all the buildings.

While I don't foresee myself in a helicopter anytime soon, thanks for the tip.

Great tip. Appreciate it for sure. This is a cool view to see as it's been forever since I've gone up the CN Tower. Need to make it out sometime.

That square of trees looks a bit out of place amidst all the concrete, glass and steel.

Or you can use a circular polarizer. OR, put your lens hood right against the glass. Little trick I learned at the zoo. :P

Great shot though. :)

I particularly like the shaddow of the CN Tower in the lower left.