Looking for helpful advice

[TGrimson]

I am new to DPS and I am not sure if this is the right place to post my photograph but I am not sure where else to post it. I was wondering a few things,
1. How can I make the photo better?
2. Have I over processed the photo?
3. Is there anything you can see wrong with it?

[SwissJon]

Welcome to DPS.

Yes, this is certainly the right place to post a photo you want critiqued, however unfortunately you don't appear to have attached it.

Additionally you need to include EXIF data like f stop number and focal length, it's essential when somebody wants to help advise on problems they spot.

[Krusty79]

Welcome to the forums. Yes, I'm afraid it does look over processed to me. First of all, I would recommend keeping the horizon level. I think using a canal or creek in the shot is good, as it leads your eye into the image, but then there is a horizontal object in the canal that I don't recognize. I don't know if that is your intended subject, but if it is, I think you need a stronger one and if it isn't then I find it distracting, as it breaks the flow of the shot. Unfortunately, the sky above the canal is blown out. So, I would recommend a graduated neutral density filter and to shoot this closer to sunrise/sunset so you don't have such a large dynamic range between the bright sky and dark water. Your camera cannot capture that much variation. It's always a problem for landscape shooters when it's sunny.

Like Jon says, you should also post your exif data (shutter speed, ISO, etc.).