less than perfect shots.

[ethan]

What are everybody's thoughts on this? Do you still keep and use them professionally or still enter them for competitions?

For example,I messed what would have been a perfect photo today paying too much attention to the horizon level on the back of a Sony RX100. As a consequence the front of a shop window-frame I photographed is slanted. I am unable to correct it in Photoshop because as soon as I do the actual correction, the writing on the glass inside the frame and above the ledge becomes lob-sided?

 

[ethan]

can you post the imperfect picture?

Here goes. I can't level the writing on the window without throwing the window ledge out more than what it is. I can't do anything about the reflections off the window either. I'll have to go back and do it again sometime as I am under the sneaky suspicion the dog belongs to the owner of the shop and business:

 

[ethan]

Good idea Jase. Will do that later. I had forgotten about perspective in Photoshop. Thank you.