Hi ToniHi Rick, composition isn't bad, although I'd have wanted to get a little more of the foreground rocks in if possible & put the horizon a touch higher. The thing that really doesn't help is that the light is just dull, and there's nothing you can easily do about that except re-shoot in better (not necessarily stronger) light.
I like the colours in this, and I don't really agree that the light is "dull". Overcast conditions can be very good for the right kind of shot, particularly if the cloud is not too thick and there is still some directionality to the light. Check out Paul Wakefield's landscape work, you'll hardly find a single shot taken in direct light. The main problem here to my eye is that you don't seem to be sure whether you're more interested in the land or the sky, and there's a lot going on. Even if you just chopped off the top half of the sky and the left hand third of everything into a 5:4, I think your intent would be clearer. Ideally, as Toni says, a bit higher would probably have helped, so that fewer rocks were touching each other. It can be very difficult to find a really strong composition when there are so many rocks, but if you get that right, the light won't be a big problem, IMO.Taken with my Sony RX100 IV this afternoon.
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