I was somewhat disappointed when I arrived on location to shoot on this morning, fortunately the disappointment was short lived. There were thick storm clouds on the eastern horizon, preventing the beautiful early morning rays from lighting up this section of the stunning Teton Range. I waited and chatted with a couple other photographer's, the four of keeping a close eye on the towering range.
About 40 minutes after the sunrise, the rays finally broke through above the clouds and created the scene you see here. This was a memorable sunrise, easliy one of the most picturesque locations I've ever taken photos.
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I love how the reflection is absolutely perfect. You could easily flip the photo. That probably would make people puzzled and wonder what's weird about the photo though. I love the colours in this photo even though they'd probably could be a bit more dramatic. But it's good you didn't overdo it.
I'd probably cut out the braunish thing on the left, it's a bit distracting. I keep looking at it while the mountains should be the main focus.
But apart from that, this photo makes me wish I'd have been there at the time. Great job!
Kgambler
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