I have been watching several different tutorials on Landscape Post processing trying to improve my skills. I think it is important for me to learn as well rounded photographer. The first one is my attempt and the second one is the original jpg. It is not spectacular scenery so I wanted to make the most of it. I know a lot of processing is subjective but I would still like to hear your thoughts. What would you have done differently? I have included the original jpg if you would like to work with it. As always I appreciate all that help and information you guys give me on this journey.

In my rambling around I came across this scene at a little mom and pop shop in the middle of nowhere. The "frames" were on concrete laying up against an old bench in the shade with just a small shaft of light hitting them at the top. Beside them is a large flowerpot. I was attracted to the all the texture in the scene as well as the shapes. (The frames were really cool and I should have bought them.) Working only in PS I used two texture layers to add more color and of course texture and a Levels adjustment mask to bring out more blue tones in the concrete. I tried a lighter exposure but it seemed to take away some of the depth and make it appear flat. Your comments are always appreciated.