64.11 Perhaps the best photograph we've taken...well, competition was on the weak side.

The photograph in question will follow after introductory shots to provide perspective.

 Introduction of perspective: We view Lake Canicada following a 1,200 feet elevation gain. In the distance are the two bridges that open parts of the land to vehicle traffic, probably some 5 or more miles for the 'crows' from where we stand.
  At ground or near water level, we attain a close up of the bridge on a long walk around part of the lake and up the mountain to the right.
When we saw the photograph, without studying it or spending much time looking at it, we felt there was something very special about it. The concept of beauty being in the eyes (mind/heart/soul) of the beholder is indeed, apt. We knew this was special. Then we discovered why. 

  While the coloring in general plus the richness of the green on the water and surround, the close-clumping of trees in the forests, the reflections off the extremely tranquil lake surface all add to the beauty of the moment, we cannot help but be attracted to the bridge. When a person studies the bridge, one will take-away a couple of fascinating insights and puzzles, we think. 

The bridge(s). Does it even cross water or is it perhaps a forest bridge?
In a nutshell, the reflection of the bridge off the water appears perfect in all aspects. We found it difficult to tell the difference between what appears to be an upper and lower bridge. In fact, should you not detect the level of the water by looking to the wall boundary, it might not be possible to prove which is reflection versus actual (ignoring some logic).

And to cool off, a couple from other positions around the lake.

Jenni captures the scene.
One of us loves reflections, particularly of clouds. Someone's lucky day and hopefully, Maude's, too.

Cheers, 

Jenni and Jeffrey