Are you channeling Cornelia? hehehe, simple and effective good luck author
Side note: Is it the correct translation to English is that the title is "Search Results" Sphere? Very cheeky LOL

YES!

That is a good idea. Good luck...

Please fix your source links.

You've put the links in the wrong box. The URL (address link) goes in the top box. The bottom box is for the text (name, credit or description).

Author, you can fix the links quite quickly by simply going to your profile and YOUR ENTRIES and place the Link in the Upper Slot and the description in the lower... I can see you were placing a Father Son shadow into the mix with the two females... I'm just a little confused as to what message you were trying to purvey...

You can change the title in the MY ENTRIES field as way, just click the title and it will allow you to change it. This will help describe what you were trying to tell in the story of your image...

IMHO of course...

I love sentimental stuff like this, they can be sad and hopeful at the same time. You should add a low/crumbling wall or something for the shadows to be up against, since you have them upright. Shadows fall on the ground unless something gets in their way.

It's a bit hard to see the butterfly shadow... not sure how you could bring more attention to it (if I didn't know it was a shadow contest I probably would have missed it).
Not sure which direction you could take to improve the image to give the shadow a little more punch. But that's just me. It's a very enchanting image in it's own right
Good luck.

I love the idea and his shadow/wish is actually an attainable goal for him, so that's a nice 'looking to the future' concept. Maybe make it daytime or sunrise/sunset so the shadow is more noticeable.

I think the shadow would be more noticeable, if you use another pic of the moon where the clouds were not so dark. Your image is nice, but work on the shadow.

I like the idea of caterpillar > butterfly shadow but I would have put the shadow over the moon since that is the focal point in your image (kind of a Batman silhouette). It took me some time to find the tiny shadow on the tree.

For the Lizard's Sake: the source is here.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/drtonygeorge/541930581