Perspective transformation

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>>3103874
Would you say it's an improvement in every scenario?

I want to start a discussion on this "rule" that seems to be set in stone (at least on /p/).
When looking at perfect or near-perfect photos of this style (pic related) i find myself focusing almost solely on following the lines and trying to find imperfections.
Does not the focus on geometry and straight lines take away focus from other elements of the picture?

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>>3103870
I see no difference

>>3103886
open them in tabs and switch between them

Corrected is better now fuck outa here with your snapshit

>>3103889
Oh I see now. It still doesn't make me like one over the other. Straight lines and shit I only care about when it's shot straight on dead center. Like the second picture.