The Forest Pool

I had scouted this spot a few weeks back in one of those early morning forays into Llovizna Park (Bolivar state, Venezuela), however most of the times I went by this spot the lighting was not right for what I wanted to achieve.
Last weekend, however, I went determined to get the shot.
I got a few sunrise images in an open field then headed to this spot.
When I got there the tones were just right, but there was too much light, so I placed the Cokin P Holder on the lens and placed a 2 stop ND, a 3 stop ND and my polarizer rotated to give max polarization on the reflected light from the water (about 1.5 stops more for a total of about 6.5 stops light reduction). This allowed me to get the 30 sec exposure I wanted at f/11.
Of course stacking the NDs and the polarizer brought problems as I could not stack all these using the slim holder, that meant I couldn't shoot at 10mm as I had originally intended without severe vignetting (I managed to compose the image I wanted at 14mm with no vignetting ), plus it became apparent that the stacked filters added a reddish/brown color cast to the image that couldn't be compensated for using WB settings in the camera, which meant that it had to be removed later in post processing.
Still I got the shot that I was looking for and went home a happy photographer .

Color cast removal, curves adjustments, sharpness in Photoshop CS4.

Pentax K110D | Sigma 10-20mm | Cokin P Holder with 2 stop ND, 3 stop ND and circular polarizer | Giottos MT-9261 Tripod with MH-1001 Ball head