For this image, I used a second round of color calibration for the first time to accentuate the sky.
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I am concerned my green might be a bit over the top. I used a style that I apply to my Canon R7 and maybe it is too much for the Nikon.
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EDIT: I realise I should have WB on the white building for a warmer tone.
Yes, the white building is ideal for the WB.
Using the building for WB makes it in my eyes a touch to warm. Therefore something in between.
Nice shot… here’s my go, without knowing what it was like when the shot was taken, I try to make this natural light and colour… hope it’s OK
Edit: And then I had some fun…
A more arty approach.
Warning: A bit of drama included.
Edit: After seeing @Jetze 's crop:
It’s probably because the side of the building facing us is in the shadow, illuminated by the blue sky, while everything else is also hit by direct light from the Sun.
The crop is nice.
You have developed very nice pictures, and dramatic pictures too.
I have also made new version using AI-Masks.
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I had a nice result, then I decided to add more emphasis to the path and more brightness to the foliage.
(History item 19 for the earlier result)
Changes: I masked the building and the stone path and added Luma Contrast only to those parts.
Great in B&W, I like this very much, Uli.
Based on the B&W version from @Popanz, here is my B&W version.
Some local contrast settings are duplicated from Uli’s version, some things are different in my version of the photo. Especially the drama 
