Interesting butterflies. Did you make them? Maybe a step by step is in order or a source link. Good concept, nice execution.

On a second thought, nice work. I get it, those butterflies are the backboard.

Congratulations

Congrats!

Congrats Lifetime, very poetic

Congrats man

brilliant concept.....

cool, liked the idea, just found it odd lighting of doors.

Really nice job author! Nitpicks would be if the snow could extend behind the first doorway and perhaps some ivy to accompany the leaves on the second doorway. Lots of work and well executed though! Good Luck!

I think it is a nice image. Like the idea that the woman is ready to fly into the seasons. Good luck author.

Beautiful conception... very romantic and dreamy! Good luck!

Thanks to Chalty...I've made some improvements to the entry. Most notably the rain drops on snow and addition of the fallen ivy on the ground.

Pure awesomeness!!! GL author! in my fav list.

Wonderful use of source imagery to create a truly stunning and visually pleasing composition. I especially like the way the colorless Winter then becomes more colorful as the woman goes deeper through the doorways.

Very imaginative and technically well done.

I'm impressed and shocked at the same time, author! Great execution and imagination to the concept!

friendception and birdception nice colour + idea

I wonder if I will catch any of these weird sisters one day!
Nice work author!

"The weird sisters, hand in hand,
Posters of the sea and land,
Thus do go about, about."
- William Shakespeare, Macbeth

You are amazing author and you know it

This is a pretty good piece. I really like it. I do have a couple of suggestions though and will wait to vote. First, do a little research of the size of a lion relative to a zebra. Your picture seems like the lion is a bit large. If both are in the original then I will just accept that I know very little about lions and zebras Second, putting one of the frames in front of the lion might add a little more dimension. Finally, the exposure on the hands doesn't really match. Not sure how to fix it, just seems not quite right. Just some food for thought.

thanks for your suggestions. Instead of making the lion smaller I made the zebra a bit bigger. I moved both animals to the left and put the frames in front of their tails to make it seem more like they are in the pictures. And lightened up the hands to make them a bit more pale because the whole picture kind of just has a pale look to it.

i like the concept. maybe darken the background a bit, to draw attention to the photograph frames?

also, there are some sort of mask on top of the animals, is a little distracting.

I lowered the brightness of the background and it does help the foreground pop out a bit, thanks. and the mask that is over the photographs is suppose to be some gloss how pictures have, but I lowered the opacity of it over the animals.

Very cool image author...one of the best ideas for OOB image...u should fix some minor details such making edges of animals bit softer and maybe with smudge tool u could work on hairs and fur....also, this is OOB image but don't forget shadows...GL