You should work on matching the quality of the render and stock. The difference in quality makes it look like it doesn't belong. I like where your idea came from, but I feel like the general composition and placement is off. It would have been better if you used a stock from in the heart of the city. At least, those are my thoughts.
I agree with Rhy.
Also the coloring on the right top doesn't fit; you could apply a blue/white gradient on "color" over that layer.
The white around his right arm is to bright. Tone that down like on his other arm.
Focal looks unsharp; bg is sharp. It should be the other way around!! lol!
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