Pretty nice storytelling image, could be from some exotic fairy tail. Small nitpick: for some reason I expect the cow (it's a cow, right?) from behind the large pillar, since the front paws are on a same line as that pillar (in perspective, that is). You could think about if you want to mask away that bodypart. Good luck!

Edit: I knew I should've paid more attention in biology classes cow=waterbuffel

its a water buffalo not a cow lol

wazo is right abt the masking.., and wrong abt the 'COW'...,no it's not a cow..., water buffalo not equal to cow....

Thanks for the comments friends.I edited the entry ,thanks Wazowski

Edition was nice & beautiful.................

Great work author...u could use few colors adjustment layers to made better blending and maybe to get few % on the effect...my advice with color like this is to use dark brown color,blend mode set to color with low opacity and maybe some nice blue-gray color also color blend mode set to color and low opacity...and if u want to spice it a bit,add dark green and set blend mode to soft light,that will pop up the figures a bit...good luck

erathion, you are a genious, i applied adjustment layers with blending mode color to each image, hope it looks better

Cow and buffalo are not so equal, but not so different; both are bovinae. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bovinae)
I think the buffalo's rump must appear behind the column - a little, at least. I like the coloring of the image.

nice coloring and Gud luck to u author...........
@Erica: As far as i know there is a lot of difference between a cow and a Buffalo......colour, horn, body shape etc........ and buffaloes are stronger than a cow........ In our country we use them for ploughing ...............

Cool entry
GL

Now i can vote...great improvements author...well done

Good one

beautiful colors

cool!

love it.... gl

Nice blend.

Congrats for your second place, Steed!

Congrats!

Congrats for your second, and fifth place

Congrats on second place...your work was my personal favorite...

Congrats on 2nd ..........

Congratulations!
But cow and buffalo both moo...