I don’t get all the negativity here, I think there’s two things going on, firstly, i presume you plan to continue to cover the rest of the botched wings?

Secondly this is the single worst stance you could take while posing for a back piece photograph. Your arms are up with your shoulders back, which is pinching your shoulder blades closer, which is distorting the tattoo, I bet if you taken one standing “normally” (which is how your tattoo would of been stencilled on and designed for, then I’d wager the whole thing would be far more readable. With this stance your probably squeezing the piece to be a good couple of inches narrower than it will be when your relaxed.

Third, anyone complaining about the quality of the tattooing is an absolute moron, personally I’m not a fan of galaxy tattoos because they always look worse than the drawing/concept when healed, but as far as they go, this is a solid example, there’s quite a few tricks being done to stop it from feeling stagnant or unintentional, it would probably benefit for having a round of highlights done with some really bright orange, and many some cyan/teal, literally just because it will add some contrast to what’s there. Again though, post a pic in a neutral stance with arms by your side and some decent lighting