1. Road doesn't lead the eye out of the picture,because you have trees at the left hand side of the frame that take the eye back into the image,and where the road disappears round the trees,leads you to wonder what mystery lies around the corner,a very good touch,whether intentional or not!
2. "Keystoning" is not an appropriate term for upper vertical convergence, because where a keystone is used in architecture, (usually at centre of an arch) convergence is at the bottom.
3. 24mm-35mm setting would have given truer rendition of tree trunks.
4. All I did to the image was to apply Shadow/highlight feature at default setting
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