Interesting idea. The domes wouldn't have reflections, being behind the rocks, but the rocks would. The reflection of the creature's tail at left needs alignment, and IMO there would be some ripples around the objects in the water.

Very imaginative, but the focus clarity of the image is too inconsistent to "read" smoothly to the eye, particularly the background behind the items in and on the water. Some selective blurring will help push the background down and make your focal point of the water stand out more. I would also slightly darken the background behind the ship sails to help them "pop" a bit more.

Also, since this is a "night" scene, you need to adjust colors. As a very old song used to sing "Red is black, and yellow, white..." At night, yellows are not yellow, and the green would be black...While there may be yellows, they would be from incandescent lights. Yours are giving a blue cast, making the color situation even more noticeable.

I love your concept and you turn the sourceimage in several ones. Great, GL

So much lovely work done here...too bad it will go unnoticed because of the lack of a dominant main subject.

I like the effect but it looks rushed, There are floating artifacts left from the building and also towards the centre of the image there is a blurred section on guard rail (soft masked?) and a little white clipping on the furthest part.

I like this effect of abandoned planet which is visited by ET's, like in a fiction movie...well, perhaps in some time will not a fiction. GL

Love the time-warp effect. Cool world you've created here. Love the great contrast.

Would be better if the shadows matched the light source.

inventive take from this source GREAT!

Looks good, nice idea. Good luck!

Very impressive work. GL

Congrats!!

Congrats, nice entry.

Figures need shadows. The light source is obvious.

was trying to spot the hidden one out and spotted at the top of the roof

A very interesting concept, I like the DOF with the doors and light. GL

Like the stark & sketchy effect! Good imagination.

Awesome

Awesome

An intriguing space where I can still recognize the source despite all the chopping—kudos!.

I do feel the flatness of the image could be remedied by focusing on adjusting the uniform lighting. I would make the chandeliers the primary light sources, shadowing the outer edges.

There need to be tiny, dark shadows where the columns and planters touch the floor in order to ground them.

The planters need broader, slightly weaker shadows to recognize how much wider the upper portions of the planters are. Most disturbing are the planters' high horizon lines that don't match the lower horizon of all the other elements.