whoa for practice its amazing, would you have any tips or things to learn from to get better at this kinda thing?

I mean honestly I don't really know because everyone learns things differently, I usually just take some kind of real life reference and apply a twist to it to make it more interesting to draw since it can be pretty boring to just blindly observer and mimic what I see plus some might argue being able to reinvent the scene by adding things to it can help make sure you're like learning how to do it yourself, but honestly I think it's more important just to try things out and try to figure out what works for you and what doesn't because it's hard and I'm anything but an expert at it.

thats very fair on all points, i reckon if anything if ya dont mind is that kinda what you did here?

Yee, like the dragon, road and stuff weren't in the photo but i had some lake with trees pretty much identical to this.

ah added in nice! thank you. ya know seeing things like this is inspiring

Beautiful!
The dragon is a sweet touch. It's so cute!