A theme that I’m not particularly fond of, still a good exercise for local editing. I wanted to darken the sky and get the water with more contrast.
Plus the new tone equalizer/filmic RGB couple.
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Was it windy? How long would it take for you to commute from there to the mountain?
Now I can be less nagging. 
By plane: a couple of seconds. I’m practically at the runaway head of the local airport. Some thirty years ago a Cessna hit the mountain.
By kayak: some 30 to 40 minutes.
By foot: 
By bike: same as kayak
By bus: …
Switch to another target 
EDIT:
Not much. This is not a windy city (unfortunately)
I tried with Filmic RGB and with Tone Equalizer; I’ve had some pleasing results with them. However for this pic I found local contrast more helpful.
Amazing! I have to pay more attention to that module.
I didn’t get why turning off channel mixer gives a strong sepia look.
Anyway, very nice, minimalist edit.
I just went in to take a look. I turned off RGB channels and it did look very yellow. I checked out the RGB tone curves, but disabling them did not make much of a change. The last remaining item is the White Balance, which is in fact the reason for the yellow cast.
Here’s why:
When I created this preset, I began by making some changes to the RGB channels; adding blue to the green and so on to my liking, and then probably adjusted the White Balance to make white stuff look white. I know this goes against the rule of using custom white balance as a creative tool, but alas, it is what I did. 
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