Where's the horizon line?

CMYK: There is no horizon line in this image. It is just a background, with some texture all around.

Sorry, I should have said waterline.

Do not be sorry Bob: I got wild smudging around, and lost it.... but put it back.....

I think the butterflies and girl need to be better blended and adjusted to look as if they actually belong in this environment. Although you've used a reflection, it's not all gelling together very well. Maybe try playing around with the hue-sat levels of the girl and add some filters and highlights to her to make her look like she belongs in this pink, dreamy universe.

lots of fun put into this.. good luck author

I would remove the white edges around the orange butterfly and adjust the shadow underneath the bird (maybe try a different blend mode?) I'm not too sure about the transparency of the model, but i think it;s a really nice idea, and your smudged background in the sbs looks great

Thanks for suggestions, made some little adjustments to the original image.

this is very nice idea,colors are matched very well...i am not sure is that what u want but there is a lot masking problems...on girl stomach,right arm and on background...if u want that effect then i understand but IMHO would be better if u clean this author...Sorry for nit picks...

erathion: I did not want to take away some of the source image from the image of the girl. That masking was intentional. I wanted this image to look as it is. If I clean the masking over the girl's body, it would look as if she was floating in the air. I just wanted some blending of the source image over the girl.... thanks for suggestions any way.

Very pretty!