Missing sources for trees, grass & dark clouds.

nice job... all the best

Nice source choice author. Like the color selection on dress. Eyes stand out. Very intense compared to the original. Cool ! GL

Very very nice work author...best of luck

IMO the eyes are much better. Again, GL author!

The eye whites are still too bright white. But the skin coloring is very good.

This is a great image, but IMO whites of eyes are never pure white...there's always a touch of color. Look at other high res pics of eyes (RGB images of course) and see what I mean. It's a subtle difference, but would make your image almost perfect. GL author!

You got the skin and clothing spot on! I'm not sure about the really bright white eyes though.. maybe add a little shadow and depth into them.. GL!

Agrees with the texture about the cracks. So she's committing suicide? Seems rather happy about it. Probably not a good source for a vamp transformation but mainly lacks better details.

I thought something like this ! But maybe you are very better ! good luck

Very cool idea, but I think the entire edge of her face directly facing the sun should be cracking—and why not have her hair on that side disintegrating as well?

The eyes are good - she looks just as if she has a cateract problem poor girl, but in this case it's just fine!

Good idea, having the sun fry her, but maybe reduce the cracks and discolor the skin more.

Cracking texture IMHO is great touch but demands a bit more work...try to create realistic sunrise and blend texture with some nice gray photo filter...then u will have realistic death of vampire by sun...good luck author...i will hold my vote

Yep the cracked texture is not working for me either, how about old peeling paint that would work,and the addition of some smoke as she is about to turn in to a crispy critter and you will be on the right track.....

i agreee completely with erikuri

I personally think cracked texture is better for zombies. GL though!...

In high res, there is what we call "camera jitter" which can be confused with being OOF but really what happens is the sensor requires more exposure time and most cases your best option is a tripod in this case. Looking in high res, you can see on the photographer and his camera the fuzzy border. I'm sure you were just out and about with friends and so the tripod was not planned. The best option is usually to re-shoot in different settings or take multiple shots. I'm just trying to be helpful. GL all the same!

good luck

Good

nice and simple

Good

Good work.

very nice!

nice view

interesting idea

Nice to see something a little different. I might nudge the background up a tad so the little boat in the distance doesn't look like it's sitting on the window cross piece.

original idea, i think u should used some glass in the window

Very good use of source!

Very interesting

nice

Nice...liked the reflection.....