OK. Yours is bigger.

The Ferry Building Clock Tower is the only true vertical in this picture and its sides are parallel, except for the bulging of the clock faces themselves.

The horizontal roof line of the building in front of it slopes slightly due to earthquake damage suffered in '89. Everything else is off the vertical or horizontal grid lines and nothing else is parallel to anything.

Everything in San Francisco starts out straight, but after awhile most start to take on something of a bias. Still, there are always a few, such as the Ferry Building, that stand straight and tall forever.

I really like this photo, but I'd like it a whole lot more it it had been taken just a few feet to the right. Levitation lessons, anyone?