If you fix the bad shadow on the moon on the orange planet at left (Wrong angle, needs some edge blur) and put a highlight on the upper right of the moon you'll have a better image.

I was not to happy with the shadow either made an edit, thanks.

Scenic

Magical!

thanks

Sweet and pinky

suggestions:
1) eagle smaller maybe better
2) add a sparkle on the blade

nice...

Thank you for suggestion my dear friend, I have updated my entry!

The bird and the pumpkins are too dark for the very bright lighting of the image. The bird should show some back lighting glow, and the pumpkins should have some light on the top, not just be black shapes with eyes. Also, if the ground is so illuminated, why is the back and the ground behind the woman so dark? She is not under the edge of a tree or building, and the light appears to extend at least to the trees in the far background, so having everything turn "instantly" dark when it reaches her is a bit far-fetched, rather than "moody."

Hi MossyB,

Thank you for correcting me in my mistakes, I have updated my entry please let me know if it still need improvement.

Once again thank you my dear friend.

A step-by-step would have been nice

Love the spooky blue and the evil smiles of the pumpkins

That mjrananum green girl on the vine swing is becoming her own meme...Interesting image, but the lighting of the shoe (LH top) does not match the tree (RH side), nor the cow (RH top)...It does match the green foliage on top of the tree, which is also reversed, though...
You may want to try adding some highlights with the Dodge tool at low opacity on the RH side, or flip the shoe. If you reverse the tree and the shoe foliage, the image will look more consistent than at present...
Light source direction is an important consideration.

Very interesting entry, GL!

I would suggest for future work that you spend a bit more time on your masking. It will help refine and enhance your work. It is a pain to get it right but worth the effort.

It all starts there, no matter how good everything else is, if you have left-over pixels, smudgy bits and outlines it can ruin a great image. You idea is very good, your masking needs some more work. To get you going try checking out this tutorial on how to mask trees ... hope it helps http://www.pxleyes.com/tutorial/photoshop/1272/How-To-Mask-A-Tree-In-3-Minutes.html

Err... Rhino abused / bullied by his mate... Lol.

Anyway... nice idea, Author~!

Drunk rhino who passed out and was Sharpie markered by his mates...

I like this alot! im new to this thing but i know a great picture when i see one

Nicely done author....just showed this entry to my kids and they asked "Can we go to the zoo and see one up close?" LOL....pretty cool entry in my book!

Thanks a lot for your comments!!! I really appreciate it,
and what a cute comment of your kids "itsmymoment"
that made my day!..
take care all of you.

Nice blended author, GL!

frankly, I prefer you (author) do a "zebra" overlay...

Thanks "aheman" and I will do that in the future.

... thanks, author

Perfect blend and the animal is one of a kind