I hope you don't mind but I pulled a copy and brought it up in Photoshop, tweaked in in auto Levels, Tone, Contrast, and Color, then ran it through a Dry Brush filter. A couple years ago I had to create a postcard using an aerial photo of the confluence of two rivers, shot in Ektachrome slide format, and the image was a little soft because the guy was holding the side window of the plane op-en with his left hand and shooting with his right. Running it through the Dry Brush filter in photoshop actually gave better definition to the shorelines in the photo. After messing around with yours I was looking at a painting of a seagull. Looking through your gallery I recognize a number of images from the past, some of which I liked so much I stole copies of them for the "water" screen saver I made for about 4 of my monitors. So you are certainly skilled enough to disregard my blathering. In the meantime, I have another great download. Also, I think you should submit this to the "reflections" contest.

-Nik

A lovely soft look and feel in this capture. Nice warm lighting and a good reflection off the calm water.