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Looks like you're off to a good start!
Will be interested to hear how you did it..

I haven't.....

I thought the brown rust colored panel was not very interesting (shadow or no shadow), although I did try to fix it.
But I gave up, and made it partake of the graffiti motif.
It looks to me more integrated compositionally, but of course opinions vary widely about such things

One problem, for me, is that there are too many photographs by each photographer, page after page of them. There's not nearly enough variety within each photographer's work to sustain interest. I'm not sure if this is what Tildy is referring to, but the layout, basically one photograph per otherwise...

Extraordinary landscape -- thanks for posting!

Cropped quite a bit and added texture as needed...

Martin, By "the burned out highlight on the left" do you mean in the whitish roof/canopy structure in the lower left hand corner? I was seeing the white portion as the true color and the brown/beige as discoloration, but I think yours is probably the correct interpretation. You did a nice ...

Yes, I've installed the update, and agree, better and (a lot) faster.

I used the "Lens correction" filter in PS.

Filter -> Lens correction -> Custom -> Transform -> Vertical Perspective (to the left).

Art

I think the contrast is better in the second version.
But I prefer it with the vertical perspective corrected. Much more presence to the building.
What I've done may be too much, but just to give an idea.