Without using the Perspective filter (which I assume is illegal in dpc and if not, is clearly against the spirit), it was impossible to get BOTH the vertical and horizontal edges level. I chose to make the verticals straight by rotation.
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Well this is certainly glass, and a well done photo. I do indeed want to pick up a copy and read about the various uses of glass, so well demonstrated by your photo!
Hadn't heard of your magazine before this but it doesn't surprise me in the least an industry-specific magazine like this exists. The photo fits the topic. I think its possible the reflection in the building shows up a little TOO well, maybe because of how highly-lit it is, in terms of attractiveness of photo, though if that were the point of the article I suppose that would make sense. I just am not sure where a compositor would fit text easily. As an industry-style magazine photo it's fine even if I wouldn't exactly hang it on my wall.
Cool... I could definitely see this on the front of a magazine of that name. I don't think that the border was necessary, I don't think most magazines have borders. This is an awesome building. Where's it located... Chicago? Nicely done... but almost too much border which ddetracts from the photo. Just my opinion though.
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