Sam,

Your extraordinary photographs of Union Station betray your affection for the place. Can't say as I blame you. I hope I get to see it in person one day.

Thanks again for sharing your wizardry.

Tom

Beautiful shot! I wondering about th exif-meta!

Hello, another great photo!

I've been following your day photos for almost a month now and i'm really impressed with your photography.

i don't expect this photo to be on the comments section but hopefully you can reply me through email.

i've been considering buying the 24-70 f2.8 lens and i don't know which one to decide. either the canon or sigma one.

i own the 50mm f1.4 sigma one and i'm planning to get the 12-24 sigma widelens, i think you have the exact same one.

i wanted your input for the 24-70 (between sigma and canon) and what do you think of your 12-24 lens? i use the 550d unlike your full frame lens!

thank you for your time!!!

-Derrick

sorry to bother you again, i'm not trying to spam your comments section but i've noticed you took todays photo with the 24-105!

what are your comments on that lens ? would you choose this over the 24-70?

thank you!!

Outstanding! How many commuters actually see that wonderful ceiling?

One of my favourite buildings - nice shot - minimized the modern additions. (You missed me by a couple of hours ;-))

This shot enables us to 'see' the various patterns that make up the floors, walls and ceilings of union station. So often we forget to look carefully at the spaces we are in. This phtograph reminds me to do so. Thanks, Sam.

Majestic!!

I always see places I visit regularly in such a beautiful light thanks to you. Love your perspective on things/places :)

Awesome shot

I guess you didn't use a tripod. When I tried to use one there, a policeman came over and told me that tripod use was forbidden without a permit. No explanation. I was trying to steady my video camera to shoot a public art installation.

oh la la! c'est genial! j'adore ces brique ! perfecto!