Good job matching the lighting. The kids look a bit more saturated than the woman. GL author.

some one slap the photographer LOL.. good luck author great image (You know author you still have time to add the little fringes on the bottom of the sources dress to all the other little outfits to make a more blended image.. just a suggestion IMHO.. just saying.. great job)

Believable result, well done. Good luck!

Cute idea. I love that the adult girl now has something worth smiling at.

the kids have more red in them then the source pic..if you havent flattened it yet, add red to the source by image/adjustments/color balance...good luck,,,everything else looks realistic

thank you everyone for your comments, really appreciated

I really like the little guy at the bottom GJ

wonderful animals!!! good luck author

very cute entry! good job author

This is good.

Many thanks to all for the support

I think it would be nice if you linked to the tut on psd.tutsplus

Not original but nice concept, it would be better if hi-res wasn't a "thumbnail" and if you post a SBS for curious Good luck!

cool!

@nysoe Yeah you are right indeed, the only thing is that I didn't use the tutorial, in fact I used the image only as an inspiration. But here you go --> http://psd.tutsplus.com/tutorials/photo-effects-tutorials/tidal-wave-photoshop/

@enblanco I'm afraid i'm a bit too late with the sbs since I didn't create one while making this project. I did use a lot of matte painting techniques so mayby I could recreate it to make a few steps for the sbs. So I do hope I post one later on !! And about the originality of this project, yup you are right about that, though I didn't figured that out till you told me.. I also confess that the idea of this concept came from psd.tutsplus. Anyway thanks for your comment ! Much appreciated

@ozzipop Thanks ^^

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

Thanks a lot guys !!!

congratulations, great job

you have a light conflict, like CMYK46 say ,shadow of the text must to be in front because light came from behind (window in this case)

There also needs to be an 's' behind "Die."
"Art Never Dies," meaning it's immortal.

Thanks members...For your valuable suggestion...