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I like the subject, but the crop is strange. I'd either go much wider, or much closer. Wider gives context -- is it in an overgrown yard? Is there old farm machinery about? Are there interesting trees, a plowed field, a nice sky? Closer gives nice textures and lines. Either way works, but I don't think this crop (which cuts off just a little of the barn) works as well.
As for saturation -- it doesn't need "pop", but it might look good either more saturated, or in B&W (to really bring out the textures). Again, either extreme would probably look better than this middle-of-the-road choice. Don't take my advice too seriously, it's just the first thoughts I had when seeing this. Old ruins of this type are my favorite sorts of subjects (check my flickr for examples), so I was very interested to see it!
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