This has a very classic, timeless feel to it. It feels like it was taken in the 50's, maybe? You have used the square frame well and the toning is perfect.
There's a couple of white spots on the right that are a little distracting, could be cloned out.
A beautiful image, congratulations!

Stunning work, with a timeless feel!
I love all the imperfections in the glass, it almost looks like each pane is a different scene, a different image to pause on yet each contributes to the whole.
I hope you have nice framed print of this on display somewhere.
Carl.

Beautiful image Ludi!
Perfectly exposed and the natural framing works really well. The boat is a nicely placed balance of interest with the sunset.
I do feel that the black area at the bottom of the frame is a bit heavy - you could trim off a bit, and straighten the horizon a little.
Great work :)
Carl.

A stunning image!
Compositionally all the elements tie together beautifully. Technically, perfect execution of HDR, lots of detail.
Just a pity we can't appreciate this in a larger size. An image to be very proud of.

This is well seen and a great capture!
I do think you need to work on the processing a bit - it's a little dark and you need to reduce the shadows especially in his face, and also show more of his tools in the foreground - basically bring the crop down and to the right a little.

this really is a beautiful photo
just watch the details when processing... the sloping horizon and dustmarks detract from a superb effort.
Carl.

A perfect postcard photo... great reflection!

Hi,
Nice capture, I like the movement and the b&w seems to suit this image well - good range of tones :)
Hope you don't mind the suggestion - I feel there is a bit of 'dead space' above the train and if you crop about half of it off the image will have a lot more balance and impact.
Carl.

Nice work Ludi, love how you have desaturated the scene leaving only the pink!

I love this! Dark, moody, almost sinister, like something bad is soon to happen to someone. The processing is great!
To be critical, it seems a bit cramped in the frame. While it may not suit the image, the widescreen format may suit the processing style better.
- Carl.