Hey! I would play around with the composition a bit more to make it feel more dynamic. First of all, establish your horizon line. Doing so will help you determine whether we should see the tops or undersides of objects, depending on whether they are above or below the horizon line. Notice how I adjusted the cliffs a bit to create a more dynamic composition. This helps guide the viewer’s eye toward the focal point while also avoiding the feeling of having a completely flat ground plane. You can apply the same idea to the clouds. Try arranging them in a way that helps frame the focal point and direct attention toward it. Also, remember to play with size variation—Big, Medium, and Small. This helps prevent all the shapes from feeling the same size and creates a much more interesting and natural composition. Hope this helps!
