No, but I can guess, and my guess is not good.

She's gonna slide off that rock...

Hey, you're back!

Nice...good cast shadow!

Nice; deer needs a reflection.

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Can't afford shoes for all his feet?

Nice job on the water.

Well done.

Please post your uncut photo of butterfly.

I was thinking of the statues and the trees.

Please post your source links.
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Only the men have shadows? Oh, I get it..."It's surrealism"...

Great stuff as usual!

Nice composite with conflicting light sources.

Good image, but I'd flip the monk...the highlights & shadows on the robe say the light source is to his right.

Author, your source link link does not lead to the image used.

Good image except for the shadow of the canoe...why not stick with the one in the source pic?

If you draw a line from the spotlight through the figure, the shadow would be on that line. It would also widen a bit.

Shadow's a bit off, otherwise well made image.

Dog is too large for shoe...a simple overlay will show that.

Please create a step-by-step guide to show how you achieved the result. Any photos made by you should also be posted there.

Source for hand? Writing surface?

Good job, great imagination.

The head in the mirror should be facing the same way as the statue...don't you see it?

It's not too late to flip the reflection...

I'm not perceiving enough depth on the inside of the shoe. Otherwise it's a great image.

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You've given the dinos shadows, but not the frame.

Flip the reflection for a "true" face.

Try to fix the edge of the wood next to the eye...it looks too jagged.

Why not just flip the thing he's standing on? Problem solved.

The light on the statue is from our right. In the source photo for the cormorant the light is also from the right, but you've reversed it.

Check your light sources. Nice image otherwise.

Author, your link doesn't lead to the photo.

Can we assume this is your own photo? You didn't say so if it is, and you need to link to it if it isn't.

Good work, but the reflection would be the same size as the object reflected, never bigger...and I'm not sure we'd see the base of the building in the reflection because it's set so far back.

Please post a link for the hand and background, and try to clean up the pixelated edges of the hand.

Good job with the reflections. Sometimes it's the little things...

Good blend!

Just a bit of shading on the right side of the S, and this will be great!

Nice color work!

Inconsistent shadows; the legs look like they're floating, and a couple don't have shadows. There should be some rug fibers overlapping the shoes.

Not sure about the drop on her head, but everything else looks good.

Try to find an image of water instead of a completely flat plane with a gradient.