First of all, the camera was perfectly horizontal (according to the level on screen), but the street is going upwards to the right. If I straighten the photo, I chop the right hand corner of the roof. So tilted it stays.
This is one of the few private houses in my town, built in the so called neo-romanian architectural style. This style is less present in the area where I live. It is more frequent in the southern area of the country. But still, this house is well taken care of and very nice. There is a staircase to the right.
Classic. Good architecture is fun to shoot. I can offer a tip if that’s alright: I like to leave extra room around the edges if the frame, that way if straightening on either the vertical or horizontal plane is needed you have room on the edges for the crop. It’s not always possible of course, but if it is I’ll do it.
@cdcook48 Oh yeees, you are so right! Thank you very much for the tip, Chris! Good to bear in mind. That is a bit of theory that I normally know, but so seldom remember to apply :D
