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In an ideal world I think this photo would have an additional element – such as a set of stone steps leading up to the tower diagonally from the left. It would have provided a nice leading line. Of course in real life no such element exists. Your photo is well captured with plenty of definition and the lush greens of the foliage give a nice contrast with the stone tower. I have cropped the photo so that the tower falls within the rule of thirds compositionally and I have removed the contrail in the sky which is a distraction.
The blue sky is a lot of negative space, in that it does not offer the viewer anything to focus on. Blue or white skies you want to get in a position to limit them as much as possible. If you can gain hight this will reduce the skies in the frame. Maybe zoom in with lens or walk closer. Think about crop factor, would this look good as a panoramic?
If this had been a stormy moody sky or sunrise or sunset then yes keep the sky.
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