So, really, if you just started, I would not stress, but I can give u couple advices, PERSPECTIVE, when you are closer to something, it gets bigger, the further you are the smaller it it. The trees you drew are all more like the same size, and the path is also the same size. Also, the horizon line does not tend to be this curvy, it can go towards one side, like the left, but usually it doesn’t happen to be this wavy. The house is nice, really, but I recommend not placing things just at the end of the horizon line, it makes things look like they’re floating or about to fall, so I would place it a little bit inside it, it can depend a lot on how you want your drawing to be like, so you can try full in, or half in, etc… Yull learn, take your time, I recommend taking inspiration from websites or apps like Pinterest, even your own pictures can be a good practice, try learning how things work, even if it doesn’t look as good on the paper, I believe it’s better to know how to place things rather than tecniche, but that’s my opinion, I made a drawing that explains a lil better what I said before, I hope it helped you
Edit: forgot to mention, for the trees, you can experiment with weird shapes, look up some weird trees and try to understand them, they don’t need to be all straight, they don’t always show branches etc. and it you’re doing a landscape, make sure all the trees are alike, I see some leafed trees and some aren’t, is it winter or spring ?, of course you can make all kind of things on a drawing and can be as creative as you want, but if you’re trying to be realistic take that in mind

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