Something bothers me, Dave. The water appears too gray and lifeless (color and contrast-wise, not movement-wise).
Yes I know what you mean Slobodan, I have already lightened it once against the background and took it up to 242 (out of 256) in the specular areas, but yes I agree it is flat, but I did sort of shoot it that way, but hey that doesn't mean I made the correct choice in this case does it?
I took the shot underexposed to shorten the exposure as much as I could in bright daylight and had also waited for a cloud to move across the sun to dim down the highlights, so this image actually started out quite dark. But I have also learnt that with the rubber-bandiness (inventing a new word alert) of the Sony pixels, you can drag them up into the daylight kicking and screaming like never before - but that doesn't mean it is a good thing to do this type of invasive surgery parts of an image, just because you can.
I have other files of the scene in various types of light and at various exposures, so I will have another go at it when I next get the opportunity, but as usually these days, I am tied up with other things happening and so as things stand, that will be in about a month before I can next get onto the PC.
Thanks though Slobodan, as it is always good to get 'good' feedback, as it often confirms what you already knew deep down about an image, but were trying to pretend to yourself that you didn't
Dave