[Pops]

Hi Pops, I know you've been around a bit, but I haven't said "welcome" yet, so, welcome to shuttertalk!

I don't know if it's an effect, or if the jpeg compression is really high, but the sky has a touch of pixilation in it. A fairly firm touch. The grass looks good, though.

What did you use for the straightening? The fence has had some significant clockwise rotation, but the verticals on the building still look good. I may be wrong... it's past my bedtime. (I say that the camera is perfectly level and square, and that it's the building and fence that are sagging.)

Hi mathew,
Only just noticed the pixilation in the sky ... looks nasty now it has been pointed out. I'll take more care over that in future.
I use PSPX (having come through versions 6, 7, & 9) and there is a tool called strangely enough 'straightening tool' . It consistes of a straight line, with a node at either end, which can be moved to rest along any straight edge. In this case I assumed the house to be level and used the lower window ledges for guidance. Setting one node on the right window ledge it is just a case of lifting or lowering the other end until the line is running evenly along the ledges. One click and it straightens.
Very effective and very easy to use.