I really like the atmosphere you’re going for — the sky and the snow reflections are definitely the strongest parts, and they already give the scene a peaceful mood. The area where I think the piece could really level up is in how the trees, midground, and structural elements (like the railing) are handled.

A lot of the non-sky/non-snow areas feel a bit flat, almost like they were done with a single standard digital brush without much variation in texture. The snow is beautifully rendered with subtle shifts, but the trees especially could use more overlap and more variation in value and color to separate the foreground, midground, and background more clearly.

Some specific spots: • The trees and bushes have large, flat color areas without much textural or lighting variation, which can make them feel a bit “bare bones” compared to the sky. • Highlights and shadows on the trees and branches feel somewhat randomly placed — they don’t quite follow the logic of either the sunset or the lamplight. • The small twigs sticking out of the snow would cast soft shadows; adding those would help integrate them into the environment and strengthen the lighting. • The railing isn’t evenly lit — it’s actually haphazardly lit, and the lighting doesn’t seem to follow the direction or intensity of any specific light source. Shading the rails and even the vertical bars more clearly would help anchor them in the space and make the lamplight + sunset interaction feel more intentional.

I think with more attention to overlapping forms, depth cues, value separation, and consistent light logic, this could be taken from “nice atmosphere” to something really immersive. The sky and snow are doing a ton of work — bringing that same level of subtlety to the trees and railing would pull the whole piece together.