2008-09-29_00019

Nice shot of an interesting old building. But to point out what I think could be done to improve upon it I did a quick edit of your image. I hope you don't mind the suggestions. First off it's a little tilted, easy enough to fix post capture. Also I find that with most architectural things it's beneficial to apply some perspective control to get the parallel vertical lines parallel again. I never really noticed this till someone showed me, after which I found it can improve an image quite a bit. And finally a small nit pick, the building is well exposed but the sky is blown out. So I played with the image a bit to darken it  and get rid of the blueish color cast. 

Only the Canadian white sky spoils the beauty of the overall picture!

Best regards Maria

PDE

I don't know how to straighten the verticals, thanks a lot, will try to find out!

I don't know what image editor you have/use, I'm familiar with GIMP. It has a tool called the perspective tool. When you select the tool and then click on the image, small squares appear at the corners of the image which you can drag around distorting the image in the process. The goal is to get the lines that are parallel in reality parallel in the image. I would imagine that most image editors have something similar. Hope this helps.