Pimp my photo

Yo, yo, yo. What is up, homes?
I made this suggestion months ago and thought I can now put it into practice: providing forum members a scanned copy of one of my negs to play with to their heart's content and post for comparison. Ideally, I would provide a darkroom print for comparison.
If enough people are keen to participate, we can kick this off with one of the Hunter Valley photos recently posted:

This one because I had plans for a more dramatic shot, but with boring skies, early afternoon sun, the neg is dense but the image is a bit boring.

The uncropped version of this one (there is more space to the right and left).
At this stage, given these are 4x5 negs, I will be limited to contact printing but will have some scope for manipulation. I will then scan the prints and post unmodified.
Thoughts?
I made this suggestion months ago and thought I can now put it into practice: providing forum members a scanned copy of one of my negs to play with to their heart's content and post for comparison. Ideally, I would provide a darkroom print for comparison.
If enough people are keen to participate, we can kick this off with one of the Hunter Valley photos recently posted:

This one because I had plans for a more dramatic shot, but with boring skies, early afternoon sun, the neg is dense but the image is a bit boring.

The uncropped version of this one (there is more space to the right and left).
At this stage, given these are 4x5 negs, I will be limited to contact printing but will have some scope for manipulation. I will then scan the prints and post unmodified.
Thoughts?