Mt Hood Reflected During the Blue Hour

Another couple of photos taken at Trillium Lake the other night. I kind of like how the rocks seem to both act as a frame plus point the eye towards the mountain. I'm wondering if people prefer this one or the one in my extras album?
Thanks so much for all your support, cheering squad, visits, comments, suggestions, favs

[Nada A.]

Love them both, but I think I prefer this one.

[Lisa]

Slight preference for this one, but I cannot really explain why.

[Sandy]

I like them both but favor this one too. It looks so still, and the reflection is beautiful.

[Taffy]

I prefer this one as there's more context and framing that makes the scene whole for me. Now, that's a hard choice as the other is stunning as well.

[Jen Hudson]

This one for me. I think the composition is better, the framing and the foreground rocks. Beautiful sharp reflection.

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Eric di Bosco]

What I like about this one, more than the other, are the rocks making it a bit more special and unusual. These are really stunning blue hour images, Jane, but then I know you are super skilled and experienced with blue hour photography. I would love to learn what you have done here, especially regarding white balance, both during shooting and processing. The colours are magnificent!

[Jane Pittenger]

@ericdibosco This was shot on auto WB and I switched it to daylight in LR

[tony gig]

Instant Fav Jane...

[Pam Knowler]

Stunning view! Huge Fav!

[Vicki Dixon]

I can't believe how much the moon lit up everything. Those rocks do a great job of framing AND pointing! and the still water was a perfect mirror.

[PhotoCrazy]

Beautiful pic, wonderfully processed

[Gillian]

Magnificent! Such a wonderful reflection. Another fav.