content: No worries, it is an interesting subject.  Another thing I should point out is keeping things level is usually important because images that appear to not be level to the viewer can feel unsettling.  This can be a subtle challenge when dealing with a curved ground.  I am not saying this image isn't level.  Only mentioning that as you work to find a composition that is pleasant, keep in mind how to best give the impression of things being level.  If nothing in the scene can readily give the appearance of being level (like flat ground), use what can be assumed as orientating (the tree's vertical growth) and work around that.  Shooting with a fixed focal length can help strengthen your skills in these areas.