What I have learned through this board is that there are some elemental rules to be observed in painting and photography alike, and often it really helps to observe them.
Like not having the object in focus right in the centre of the picture, but a little to one or the other side.
Or not having the line of the horizon cut right through the middle of the picture, but forming the border of the upper or lower third.
And sometimes people come here and say: In this particular case, though, I think going against the rule makes this picture better.
However, and this is only my mind, see, I think that this otherwise very nice - and nicely photoshopped - picture is suffering from not having followed the rule of horizon. With just a little less sky it would be very attractive. (So nothing that couldn't be achieved, is there?)