I captured this image from a vantage point during my trip with Eng Loy to NSW, Australia in 2003. I think you might have preferred the jogger to be placed at the upper left going by the rule of thirds. In this case, I waited on purpose for the waves to flow in, creating a much more interesting and stronger pattern for the composition. Therefore I would rather break the basic rule in this case.
Top lighting condition may not be favourable for most subject matters in photography, but this case is an exception. The sparkling water and higher lighting ratio has actually created a much stronger visual impact for this image.
While Eng Loy and I were driving from Nannup to Balingup, Western Australia last November, we came across this farm by the road side. We were attracted by the gorgeous landscape. The late afternoon lighting was just right for this beautiful scene. The cattle were just moving across the green. I love the colours, lighting and the basic lines of composition of this image.