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That said there are a few things niggling me about this shot. I understand what you were after when you cropped more of the water in the bottom of the frame, but to me it's just empty space that doesn't really add much to the image. The eye is directly drawn straight to it's emptyness and it's a bit of a let down. I would have liked to see more of the sky, and less of the water.
Great colours though, and I like how you have mitigated the slight over-exposure of the sun rise, I think it's nicely done.
Something else that may have been a fantastic addition to this image would have been an even slower shutter speed to remove what was left of the water's ripple effect on the reflection's edge. You would have also captured more of the fantastic steam I see rising from the water. Could have been magical. But I guess that's just preference.
I love how the reflection is diffused by the gentle ripples in the waters surface, creates a feeling of serenity as if I'm sitting there lapping up the sun enjoying some wine and crackers
I by far think this is your best shot to date John, truly amazing capture, god bless.
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