Cape Peninsula - Kommetjie Lighthouse.
I have the impression that you often use compositions like this, with most of the visual interest on the left. Of course, it is well known that when designing a web page you put the thing you most want people to look at on the left, because that is where they look first and longest, and you avoid the lower right corner where no one ever looks. But when you are designing an image you are not trying to make it easy for the viewer: you want them to work a bit, and that means you want some visual tension. You get visual tension by pulling the viewer's eye where it does not naturally go, which you do by putting things where people don't expect them.
I have taken the liberty of flipping your image horizontally, which to my eye has more visual tension and so is a more involving composition.
