I had thought about this, but I like the rain/snow showers in the distance and the diagonal line in the rocks from the bottom left, so left it as composed in camera.
In the UK at the moment, we're part-way through the latest series of 'Professional Masterchef'. One of the most frequent mistakes made in earlier rounds (by contestants who are no longer with us) was putting too many ingredients in the dish, leading to confusion on the palate. I think you're falling into that trap. The right-hand half, or just over half, of the image has all that is necessary: a sinuous path, a lighthouse, some lovely light on the distant clouds. You have seen the distant showers and the line, and you want to keep them, but frankly, they're not really noticeable and, when noticed, a distraction. I'd crop just to the left of the small rock in the sea.
As so often, Slobodan has a point, as well.
Jeremy
