>>3754178I'd recommend adjusting the white balance a bit, dial down the blue and add a dash of green.
composition wise, I'd either get lower to the ground, to create more depth, I get the sense you tried to make the sky a big part of the photo and I'm a fan of those types of landscape photos, but I feel that you'd need some more interesting clouds for it to really work.
You could for example have tried to use the rock down with the water or a bush or something as a subject to lead the viewer to the landscape, to create some more depth and purpose, here I'm not really sure where to look.
I took the liberty to make some edits in lightroom see how it would change with some color correction, and croping, if you'd taken a picture all the way down at water level you could have gotten some nice foreground texture that would have sandwiched the mountain between the water and the sky.
Just my thoughts, keep on photographing! :)
