Reflections

[onelove]

A rare foggy morning in SW Florida

[jeeperman]

A very nice image. It did give me the feel that the horizon was not straight...but it infact is. Love the foggy feel, gives it a sense of dreamy quite time. I am a sucker for good reflection shots. My only nit pick is that it feel to central and there for a bit static. If it were me I might try either more foreground less sky or the opposite and see how it feels. In the end you may still like this best.
Though I think the horizon is level I still might drop the right side down a tick.

[onelove]

Thanks,

The horizon has me a bit puzzled as well. It seems off but it isn't. I tried adjusting it, but it was even worse. Odd.

I also tried moving off of the center line. While the composition technically was stronger, it lost that feeling of suspension. I like the mysterious feel that it has now.

Fog and still water a rare events around here, so it was fun playing with it today.

[rpcrowe]

It is amazing how deceptive horizons can be when you cannot actually see the line that marks the horizon.

I kind of like this shot a bit better wit a little less foreground but that is nit-picking. I haven't tried it but, I wonder how a vignette would look on this image - just a thought!

[pnodrog]

I think you need to rotate it a few degrees clockwise so that it is level across where the two boat hulls meet the water. Not sure that the faint horizon is accurately identifiable.
It is a peaceful scene with pleasant colours.

[Mike Buckley]

Reflections come in very handy when determining whether an image is tilted. If you "draw" a line from anywhere in the top of a tree to the exact same place in the reflection, you'll see that the image is tilted a little (not much) to the left.

[Ken Curtis]

FWIW, and as a suggestion to try out, crop off some from both the left and right. What's left looks like an island.