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Shot on X-E4 + 27mm f2.8. Trying to find interesting subjects in somewhat boring locations and then trying to bring the most out of the image with editing. Please critique my post processing and whatever you think I could have done better on

I really like the colors in the sky and the outline of the tree. Your subject might have been more clear (and separeted from the bottom) if you took that shot closer to the ground. I think the tree would have been better highlighted if the start of the tree's branches were above the horizon line. That being said. I don't know what was between you and the tree and that might be impossible to take the picture from a lower point of view.

There is some potential. Probably slight earlier so the sun is slightly higher creating a more interesting sky. I would also like a little detail on the foreground so it is not pitch black.

I am a beginner but i love the colours and the tree itself is beautiful, keep going 🥺