St. Paul Travelers Tower

[Alec Trevelyan]

I give you New England's oldest office tower:

http://www.blueohana.com/nate/IMG_2595.jpg

[Alec Trevelyan]

Another, just stitched together... I know it's outside the dimensions set forward in the rules, but really if it were kept inside 800px high, it'd be really skinny and small. If it needs to be removed, I'll of course do it.

http://www.blueohana.com/nate/SPT_stitched.jpg

[Alec Trevelyan]

...anyone? Even if you hate it, my ego can take the hit :p

[vegasboy]

i like the second one. i presume you used the 17-40mm? i may be wrong :\

[Alec Trevelyan]

Nope, you're quite right :)

[vegasboy]

dang. i need one of them... haha i need to be shown the Light

[Alec Trevelyan]

Damn right. Best investment I've ever made, aside from perhaps the camera itself :p

[vegasboy]

you have two, give me one :p :D

[WorkingClassHero]

I think they're great. The second one looks very cool as you scroll down the page.

I've just got that lens, haven't had much of a chance to use it yet, but thanks for giving me some ideas!

[Diana718]

Love the second one!!

[Alec Trevelyan]

I think they're great. The second one looks very cool as you scroll down the page.

I've just got that lens, haven't had much of a chance to use it yet, but thanks for giving me some ideas!

Sure :) Just be careful with the distortion...I went back the next day to try and get a more complete pan of the building (goes off to the left a bit), but quickly found that this particular pair of shots were a true stroke of luck.

[Alec Trevelyan]

you have two, give me one :p :D

Hah if you've got a 10-22 ef-s, I'll trade the telephoto L for it :)