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The horizon is still slightly off. Use the grid when you crop/rotate to ensure that it's perfectly level. Is this a crop? It appears to be quite pixelated when I zoom in between 100-200% which is what the Moderator will do. It also lacks sharp focus, and could use a touch of dehaze. For instance, the structure on the beach is quite blurry. There is noise in the sky, and I think you could use a linear gradient to make the sky a bit darker.
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The horizon is still slightly off. Use the grid when you crop/rotate to ensure that it's perfectly level. Is this a crop? It appears to be quite pixelated when I zoom in between 100-200% which is what the Moderator will do. It also lacks sharp focus, and could use a touch of dehaze. For instance, the structure on the beach is quite blurry. There is noise in the sky, and I think you could use a linear gradient to make the sky a bit darker.
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I don't mean to be overly critical but this composition lacks much WOW factor. In the absence of any boats, people or colorful kites to bring life to it, the water and cliffside homes are the main subject. Crop this tighter, boost vibrance and add a touch of sharpening to the cliffside. Also remove any unwanted noise. Combined, I think these adjustments will give it more visual appeal. My quick example is a little oversaturated but you get the general idea.
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In addition to the tecnical problems that @Jill_C mentioned, I think it is important to compose your photos
so that they are apealling and stand out above the others. Use the Rule of Thirds. You also have to much foreground and a large empty sky.