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It looks like you pasted your stock on a random background with no real flow. The stock itself and the bacground have no real connection to make it look like you put menial effort into making this. My advise is to incorporate some colors of your stock into the area. Although, this render does not have any true colors except for the eyes.
I see.... And what color would you suggest to use for the background?
I used green and blue, since, well, I love the color blue and green from the eyes. So, that's how I came up with the background, but... What color would you suggest?
the background just seems...useless like it really doesn't need to be there. You need to create a background that agrees with the stock and makes it better.
I see... Add more effects you say?
I'll see what I can do. I'll remove the noise from it, I think that would help it out, and enhance the shadow. I'll also see if I can sharpen up and Blur around the stock...
there could be a little more contrast, as well with some hue and sateration added, to give it more deaph, as well with some brushes and blurring to give it a good looker at..
Both of them are bad, really bad. It just doesn't fit the render. To me the one that fits it most is the second one because of the color...nothing more.
Add more effects to it, it looks DEAD.
Another thing, the backround doesn't blend in with it at all.
It just looks like you copied and pasted the guy into different backrounds.