Love it, great job!

Very cool, I kinda saw the dragon, but maybe it helped that I read the description before I viewed the SBS :-/ hehe. But great job!

I like this, you have a great imagination.

Oh how Wicked-cool!!! GL!

Nice color matching, and definitely makes a strong point.

Good image. Did you use Everystock to find the background pic? SXC says "no such photo".

No...and that's quite odd. I know I copied the link correctly...and that it was his...and that it was SXC...wow.

great, but his hand seems a bit big??...

That's the way his hand is in the external

Great entry really like this. Would have fitted in the supersize competition quite well imo. Gl author.

You have simply missed a number 9 from the end of your source link ...... http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1269469. Replace with that and it will be right . Great image & very best of luck.

Link problem resolved. Thanks.

Great blending of the two images ... very effective!

Poor man, everything around him is full with despair

I like the effect of the near asteroids, but the background could use a little work (the nebula and the star shines).

Lens flare needs to go too...

The Bad part about the asteroids is that it doesn't match.. For some reason when I used the same settings in layer options it didn't work... But the point of the asteroids is to tie the pic together and provide depth .. And the lens flare is just part of the sun behind the planet .. I should have probably put the opacity down a little bit because it is allittle over powering !!!

It's always better to do your own lighting effect than just pop in a lens flare, which we have all seen a million times.

Hmm that is true... But idk what kind of lighting effect besides that would work... Maybe the solar rays ???

very nice job looks very good

very nice work author and great sbs...best of luck

@werner565 Thank you

@erathion Thank you as well. the SBS isnt the best quality i had to do it very quickly. but thank you

The transition is well made, and your underwater area looks good, but at the moment the loch ness monster looks more like a cow's udders.

I suggest studying the fins of different animals and trying to replicate them a little more realistically with shading and depth.

I'd also remove the bubble overlay on the underwater part, the water would look better without it. Good luck.

Neck is flat. Add highlights & shading.

A longer tail would reduce the udder feel -- and substantially longer would be Nessier IMO (but maybe I'm just thinking brontosaurus).

Love the look of this! I agree that the tail should be longer, but since it is too late to fix anything, I'll just focus on the final image, and I like it

very cool work author...gl