Stunning! Such warmth on what appears to be a blustery day. Beautiful colour palette. I agree with Rajan - better than the black-and-white. In particular, the bright area in the top left has not bled to near white - there is beautiful detail there. Definitely one "for the wall" (and I don't mean Facebook!)
While the photograph could be hung as is, have you considered cropping a bit off the bottom so that the aspect ratio more closely matches the long beautiful sweeping lines across the photograph? Either that or tone down the detail in the foreground by a ½ stop or so. It's just bright enough now to be ever so slightly distracting (to me, anyway). It may not be noticed right away, but after looking at the photograph for a while it becomes so.
Also, on the theme of longevity, you may consider bringing up the shadow values in the mid-ground clumps of shrubs(?) that extend to the right. Again, it works as is, but these might be areas that begin to "wear" if one is looking at the photograph on the wall for months/years.
