The key element you have drawn our eye to in this image Mike is the old rusty BBQ grill. For me, this focal point cries out to be manipulated so that it glows yellow hot. If you select the grill and pan as an object and then play around with its luminance and hue, it almost looks like it is too hot to handle. Regarding those cinder block lines, I would just make the vertical edges to the right of the BBQ plate vertical and leave the horizontal lines diverging. There are also some interesting blues in the shadows that could be brought out a bit. The diagonals of the stools nicely offset the oval grill.

Agree with Greg but would add that some histogram corrections to lighten the image would enhance the wood grain in the background. I think I would do some cropping on this image to remove the left 1/3 of the image and all of the image below the lowest square black pot and the flower head lying on it. The lightening also brings out some more of the cobwebs.

Absolutely agree with Mike and Greg about the cropping to reduce the distraction of the bright sky. There are many interesting details within the pile that would be more interesting if they were teased out a bit more.

For me, the white bags are a distraction as is the 4-tyre group in the foreground. I tried a crop to exclude all along the bottom up to the edge of the tarmac / road and cropped out the right part of the 5-tyre stack. I used AI to remove the tyre intruding above the road area. Looked good and encapsulates Mike and Greg's ideas.

Lots of interesting items in your recycle collection Glenn. To increase viewer excitement, perhaps get closer to something of interest like those printer cog wheels. I think we have all been challenged by this topic.