Sometimes, you just don't get the right perspective on a shot. There are ways that you can fix that using various software. This article will show you how to do it with Gimp.
Open your file in Gimp. Make and save a copy as *.xcf.
Put in the guide lines. On the top and the right of your image, you will see small black arrows. Click near them and drag down two sets of guidelines; two vertical, two horizontal.Fix Perspective in Gimp Step 2.jpg
Click on the perspective icon and then click on the image.Fix Perspective in Gimp Step 3.jpg
Using the corners on the image, start moving the image around. You don't have to make it go to all of the guides. The guides are just that, guides.
Once you have it the way you want it, click on Transform.
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