Love it.
Actually I love it so much that I've come back to edit this comment a day later. The reason I love it is because it is so spare, so sparse, yet has a narrative. There is humour and pathos in equal measure and also an air of mystery. Observation of the rule of thirds gives compositional harmony and the tree a splash of colour, but the otherwise bleak surroundings and the Autumnal feel trigger a sense of melancholy and of something that will soon - or already has - ended.