Charles, Looking at the three originals, I would never have visualised putting them together in the way you have to create 'Woman Sliding'. The more I looked at your image, the more I had a feeling of the woman plunging headlong into the dark unknown. In order to enhance that storyline, I hope you don't mind but I have played around with the Transform Tool to stretch the picture, added a Duplicate Layer and Desaturated it, and then applied Motion Blur to enhance the sense of movement. Perhaps it needs to be rotated clockwise a touch to enhance the sense of falling into a hole. Isn't it interesting how we all see images in different ways?   Posted: 11/07/2020 05:38:45

Here's a new rendition bouncing off of Brian's creativity.   Posted: 11/07/2020 13:22:46

This composite is wonderful. Although Brian has a great alternative, I do like your original version. Maybe you could ad a bit of motion blur to the lady so she looks more like she's slipping down a slippery slope. The blue and gold colors are complimentary and work very well together. I agree with Brian, that I would never have thought about putting those three images together. The brain works in mysterious ways. I'm sorry your alternative image didn't show up, but you could try again. There's still a few day until the end o the month .   Posted: 11/25/2020 16:02:32

It looks like an explosion! might have tried an offset layer of the woman at lower opacity to impart sudden movement.
  Posted: 11/30/2020 11:18:51