Bill Pearl

Here is the original with pillar straightened.
Granada Alhambra 1a by Bill Pearl on Light StalkingCheck It Out

Never thought to straighten the pillar, will give that a try. Had not noticed the arch length either. The details you can miss when focused on other aspects.
Thanks

Forgot the specs:
Focal length: 8 mm (equiv. 39 mm)
Aperture: F2.8
Exposure time: 1/440.5″
ISO speed rating: 100/21°Check It Out

Thanks for the comments. Appreciated.
Just so you know: I intended for the road to lead through the fence. As for white balance, this is shot in fog which is not white.
This first picture is meant to be subtle although I wish the disappearing road was a little stronger to the left.Check It Out

Great shot but for me it is the little details that give this picture emotion, rust, chipped paint, telephone pole & line. Like @mikell says, “Gritty”.Check It Out

I would like to see more!!
My favourite shows the relationship of the interior to the surroundings, (red barn). Check It Out

Using your suggestions I have come up with this.
MacKenzie-King Estate re-crop by Bill Pearl on Light Stalking

The story behind the picture: A fomer Prime Minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King had a summer cottage in the Gatineau Hills, north of Ottawa. This country estate was his summer home and inspiration for almost 50 years. The estate has…[Read more]

Using your suggestions I have come up with this.
MacKenzie-King Estate re-crop by Bill Pearl on Light Stalking

The story behind the picture: A fomer Prime Minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King had a summer cottage in the Gatineau Hills, north of Ottawa. This country estate was his summer home and inspiration for almost 50 years. The estate has…[Read more]

I have been trying to rescue this picture and with everyone’s help much progress has been make. And I learned a few things.

In the end, I am still not satisfied. I think @tobiepsg is absolutely right and here is the result.
Queen St, Kingston, ON (Cropped) by Bill Pearl on Light Stalking

Next time I will take my time and use a tripod to…[Read more]

I use Paint Shop Pro X12. It has several distortion correction tools. Never used them myself. This might be just the time to try it out.

Just so you understand why this building was photographed to begin with. Colour (brick and door), but mostly the shapes (rectangle containing arches). It was taken without pre-planning, I was on a walking tour…[Read more]