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You chose a good time for this shoot. The slanting rays of the evening sun provide good light to work with.

This seems to a non-standard crop. My initial days in PN I would crop any which way but now I rigidly follow standard crop ratios. My composition must fall within one of them. Usually, I have a particular composition in mind when I frame a scene in the viewfinder, even though I don't bother with flitting between the crop options available in-camera, preferring to do that as a part of editing.

The subject here seems to be the people on the waterline.

So in the edited upload I've cropped to the native crop ratio of your camera - 3:2. As I see a bluish cast all over I've adjusted the white balance using the dropper on a bright area of the white t-shirt of the girl with the camera. I've dropped contrast a bit. There are a few other minor tweaks.

The result may not be better picture but it is an option and may at least provide you with some food for thought.

Thank you Rajat, those are some very valuable tips. I do see and understand the things that you pointed. In the photo that you reposted, it makes so much difference doing small things and adjustments.

Great feedback ...thankyou

Julie