Not a bad image. Might be better if there was a path somewhere.

hmm good idea

if you're making changes... a little bit of rain splatter off her right side (since rain is falling that direction), and the top of her head... keep it light, but clear and visible in the high res. Nice image over all.

Try using a real sky...those fake clouds spoil your image.

The wave is showing through parts of the train, and the reversed type on the engine looks a bit funny, but it's an interesting image. GL author.

CMYK said both things i noticed... use the pen tool to cut out your objects like the train. i realize you mirrored the train to match the curve of the wave, so the front plate could have been selected and mirrored back to be readable, or blacked out entirely to not have the distraction. great first attempt, keep practicing!

Is the type on the train supposed to be backwards? It might be...kind of gives it an eerie look. I like your imagination author...

pretty model

pretty model

The wings aren't integrated with the figure. Blending is important.

also where is the source for the goose you used to make the wings? you very obviously cut them out form that image in your sbs, but there is no source link for it. definitely need the source link for it. but lots of practice is needed in your image still. like CMYK mentioned the wings, but also the shadow of the girl was the one form the original image, which looks poorly transferred over. it is usually best to make your own new shadow than use an existing one... good luck and have fun!

If there was a shadow under the wings on the flesh it would help the blend of it better. I really like the idea and the plainness of the extraordinary 'winged angel' in a plain studio type setting. It's really cool, author.

Light source on hand is opposite light source on girl. It's a good idea author, but you need to pay attention to these things.

thank you , yeah ill pay attention next time !