Photoshop Skewed or Balanced; You Decide

figure a

figure b

figure c

figure d

I'm back to reviewing architecture. This time, I caught a black and white building in Paris that sat on a cul de sac in the outer part of the city.

Happy Modern New Year! Take a look at pictures a, b, c and d. One figure is the original. In two figures I cropped and in one I skewed in Photoshop (Select entire image with rectangular selection tool; then Edit>Transform>Skew, then pull top outside arrows of dashed selection outward to make building sit straight up and down).

Which figure--a, b, c, or d--is the one that is skewed.

For some other really cool mid-century modern architectural marvels go to my section on Provence modern architecture.