and then she vanished forever

That was the last time I saw her, in that ruined building which used to be a mountain hotel before the war. Smiling and carrying her teddy-bear in her right hand, she disappeared never to be seen again.

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As I already said in my previous descriptions, I'm trying to focus more on surreal photography and develop my own style in the last few months. Now the results finally start to look just like I wanted.
Although you might come to strange conclusions while watching the lighting and random blur appearances, there was NO Photoshop involved in this photo in any way. The original image came out just as I wanted, I even didn't have to crop it or touch the levels diagram. So only things left for the DA version were the usual "resize, add border, add watermark" actions and there's the final result.

You might notice that I'm exited about this picture much more than usually, but don't let that disturb you. If you have any negative comments or suggestions how to make it better, I'm willing to listen. Except if someone comes again and tells me how I should rotate the picture 0,75 degrees to the left or right or such small bothering stuff. I'm a photographer, not a matematician. Not everything has to be in a straight line.