I like the reflection and the snow on the ground which makes for a more difficult exposure. It appears o be over sharpened abit though, maybe add a gaussian blur and fade it back to get a nice soft focus dreamy feel. I really like how you framed the image, everything is laid out really nicely.
This is a good example of how a small change in composition could have a big change in impact. It seems like there is a lovely swoop in the water's edge, and certainly you chose a great time of day to get the reflection. I'm not sure what was actually in the scene in the right of the frame, but I might have scootched down a little lower to the ground, started the left side of the frame where the tree on the edge is, and let the landscape swirl through the frame leading up to what appears to be a snow-covered cabin? Just a thought. As for what you have presented, there's just a bit too much water in the foreground which is keeping the balance of the composition off. The main horizon line is pretty centered in the frame, making the tops of the trees cut off on both ends. Overall, it's a good shot that only seems to lack a "story."