This would have been nice as a vertical. That HUGE, near-white blob to the left of her is extremely competitive for attention. Plus, as a horizontal photo of a standing person, her chin is riding low in the frame, as are her eyes...everything pulls "down" in the frame, including her hat's strings. There's just not enough space for her...her placement within the frame is inelegant and awkward because the basic decision on every single shot was not made correctly--you shot a portrait from close range in landscape orientation, and included a huge blob of over-exposed, 255+ blown out stuff that fills the majority of the background on the left hand side of the frame.
Again, if you had taken a couple seconds and had oriented the camera to its "tall" orientation, almost every,single problem this shot suffers from would have been eliminated.