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As edited there is something a little unpleasant about the color gradients in the trees. It might be a symptom of how you are contrasting/sharpening the overall image. Just playing with the jpg, masking out the background and applying a tone curve to tune in the contrast seemed to help some.  I'm still not sure if you shouldn't lean into the background being softened out and just smooth the gradients/fix the color, hard to say looking at the jpg.
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Nikon cameras have d-lighting for high contrast jpg shots which use the extra information in the raw file to address the problem. You can also use a graduated ND (glass filter that's only dark on the top) to balance the sky. Or leave things silhouetted.
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