One of the things I’ve learned about making photographs is to move around. If the photograph is not the one I’d hoped to see, that one may be just a step or two away. I’ve found this especially true for reflections off water where even a small change in my point of view often results in a very different view of the scene.
Of course the new image is not always “better” but a move does mean I gain a chance to see newly and find something that is more satisfying.
Interesting to consider how wedded I so often become to the place I am. Sometimes I’m even stuck. Simply moving may bring new seeing.
Another view of fall foliage reflected in water, this from a slightly different point of view than yesterday's photograph.
Still Learning To See 
Oh my, John. I find such wisdom on your words today…regarding not just photography but life itself: “even a small change in my point of view often results in a very different view of the scene” and “Interesting to consider how wedded I so often become to the place I am.” Both simple and yet amazingly profound. thanks much, Karen