I have decided the overuse of camera rotation in the images lately has reached a tipping point and the only may forward is to go back. Here is a perfectly vertical camera with some fine perspective and DOF to add to the image. Some of the older techniques of adding focal points and interest are being replaced with simply rotating the camera to create a weird perspective rather than just adding perspective. There is an 8 year old render in my gallery that illustrates the use of perspective and a very subtle rotation to draw attention to the vertical lines of the image which are actually the 2 subjects while using some very minor DOF to keep attention to the foreground. The current level of rotation in images being uploaded has reached a point where it simply distracts from the image and only highlights the fact it has been rotated. I hope any artists reading this take it onboard and use the rotation of the camera as a way to enhance the perspective rather than making the the image just look slanted.