Do you have editing software that you can clone pictures? This is a nice picture, but would have been a lot better without the car, and the leaning sign. You couldn't really crop the car out, or you would lose too much of the tree. If you have never tried cloning, give it a try. It's easy and a lot of fun.

Jim

This is true about clone software. Irfanview or Paintshop are both inexpensive, and will do it for you. I think I paid $15 for an older version of Paintshop that works great.

The image really needs to have the whole tree if the tree is going to be a major element in the image. For the viewer it's a bit unsettling to only see a part of a major visual element, unless it's intentional - like a half of a face or one of a person's eyes. On the other hand the moment you captured here is really sublime. A morning's fog is a photographer's dream come true. I often will see something and file it away for the next time I drag myself out of bed early and get a nice morning fog. It softens the edges of your subject matter, and it helps you eliminate background clutter by literally whiting it out, so your subject stands out strongly.

I agree with the above mentioned suggestiones and
advices. And you are going to be a good photographer.
Have a nice time.

Naturally, I wouldn't know, but it might be that you did a little editing (cropping) to get rid of some other cars... if you do give the suggestions above a try... work on the original. Then you can crop again... for the best pic. :o)

I really like this picture, especially the cold snowy feel.