Yes, the sky, field, and light are nearly perfect. But where this fails is the two red cedars are lost in the trees at the horizon. If I had put on my 21mm (this was made at 28mm) and had gotten closer, the cedars would have gained prominence, both would extend into the sky, and I would have kept the sweep of the field intact. If I had gotten lower to the ground at 28mm I would have had depth of field problems. I could darken the cedars and lighten the back tree, but both cedars really need to break the horizon.

28-90mm Leica Vario-Elmarit, Nikon 800e, Lr4, Ps CS6.