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It was foggy and misting when I took this photo of the leaves submerged in the puddle.

It was fairly close to some evergreens which blocked out the sky's reflection on the water's surface.

I attached a polarizing filter to my 24-105 lens, but it really didn't make any significant difference in the effect.

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