Well, that was stupid...
 

I admit--I eyeballed it to start, and received a rejection for "horizon unlevel-leaning left". That's a mistake on my part.
http://www.railpictures.net/viewreje...24&key=8768467

So I gave it 0.9 degree CW rotation, only to receive another "horizon unlevel-leaning left".
http://www.railpictures.net/viewreje...59&key=2533291

I'm now lost. I've leveled it based on the verticals of the first stacked container, which is near the center of the photo. Where do I go from here?
/Ted

Well, we are on a curve, so some lean is in order. An additional 2 degrees CW looks good to me.

I don't know if it is a crop, but as a landscape I'd like to see more mountain, sky, a little more room in front and less ballast in foreground. Rotation?? no use asking, just have to do it and hope nothing else turns up?

Bob

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Thanks, gentlemen, for the assist. I decided to work with an adjacent (1 millisecond earlier) frame, in order to give Bob a little more "room" in front of the train (just to show my appreciation). Even that took some significant CW rotation per miningcamper's recommendation. Sorry, Bob, more sky/more mountain/less ballast will have to wait for next time. [I don't disagree with you.]
/Ted

Think it came out nice, the way the forum should work!!

Bob