The perspective on this bothers me. The edges of the building are very straight- the right edge shifts 0 pixels, the left edge 2 pixels, and the inner edges by 5 pixels; pretty good for 1100 pixels. My mind tells me this should be diminishing in one direction or the other, but it doesn't. Nice photo!

Wow, scroll this image on a netbook and the building is alive!!!

My screen window wasn't big enough to see the whole photo at once, and I discovered that it is really fun to use the mouse wheel to scroll up and down on this picture. The perspective makes it really cool

Hey Sam, How about a title: "Human Filing cabinet"?

Beautiful image ... and in my hometown, no less!

Love your site!

Yeah man.... looking good. I didn't have the anal retention to measure pixel shift, but it's obvious there's some distortion here. But I don't think you were going for architectural photographer of the year, so we should all relax a bit and let you slide. This time.... just this time ;P

I do like the title suggested by Jim!

I like the perspective that gives it a cartoonish feel of being wider at the top and narrower at the bottom

Imagine the life inside, I wish the people who live in this building could see this great perspective of their building. I find it pretty amusing to scroll up and down my mouse ten times....

Great shot. Could you disclose the secret of the perfect geometry here? Was it corrected? I am just curious as I am thinking about buying this lens. Thanks!

Funny thing about the illusion while scrolling - I came here to make that comment too and noticed half the comments already pointed it out. Kinda cool sorta gives a 3D perception.