Add in the creative, as well, as noted above by Elizabeth on the compositional front.
Caveats?
Can't shake the idea that a slight crop off of the top down to the main cloud formations might provide an assist of sorts.
/\ This mentioned to move the horizon some more off of the midline point.
Mind you, and with that said ... not sure if you used a gradient, or whatever additional post work/sweetening/editing ... I do enjoy the ... kind of, sort of ... 'vignetting' (top and bottom darker areas) that focusses the viewer's eyes quite well on the prize of your image here.
That nonsense of mind aside, nicely done. The foreground grasses are a very nice compostional and visual interest touch, too.
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Thank you all for the nice comments...Les , your point is well taken.I did have probably 6 edits , as usual , and just didn`t feel that the one with the sky cropped worked.I would have had to re sample allot to get the edit I wanted due to the wide screen format.
Hello Tom....You caertainly have captured a moment in time with this one....The warm colours of the sunset against the cool blue really compliment each other and I like the way you have kept the horizon just below the halfway of the frame....Well done....All the best to you Tom.........................Mick.