>>6853552sorry but
>>6853583 is right. Some tips, which might improve the result:
The viewing angle of the train interior does not really fit to the background. Too much of the whole image is filled with the blurry foreground. Using a blurry foreground should probably just be some frame and not the center of the image.
Also, the background image's style does not fit to the foreground. This might be due to using that Bierstadt painting as the background. Real pictures might work better.
As an example, check out this one
>>6844079There's still a thick frame, but a better balance. If you want to have a person in this image's foreground, just use like one arm, half of the torso and the head at the sides, such that the body parts are one with the frame and do not take up the center. In my mind that looks better.
Hope this helps.
Also, a classic comfy wall as a small contribution from me.
