My first attempt at using the white balance as an in-camera filter pack. This picture was shot set on tungsten light, which gave it a very blue cast.
I'm not a landscape photographer, so I have no idea if this photo "works" or not. I think a step to the left to get the bush in the foreground closer to the outbuilding might have been helpful, but then I would have lost the dimension of the outbuilding? I have no idea....
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While there's nothing truly bad about your photo, for me, the subject matter doesn't hold my interest as well as other entries. I think it might be in part the large foliage on the left and the overall blue tone (although I know this is twilight). Sorry, I'm not more technical.
Would be better with a warmer whitebalance. When you cannot correct whitebalance, try the color balance sliders of your program. Attempt to replace the blue. Another option is a whitepoint curves sample on the brightes blue/magenta section.
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