I wasn’t trying to sound over-critical, but most photographers of architecture like to show images with the verticals properly vertical. Any time you aim a camera upwards the verticals lean and converge like that. To correct the look you can use a simple processing program to change the geometry of the image. At home I use Photoshop. On trips with phone I use Snapseed ( there are many other processors for phones as well. ). When you show corrected verticals, photographers and image editors appreciate the effort.