Finding Loki

This is a rather intreging piece! The old, rotting hallway gives it a sence of Loki trying to discover 'old ghosts'; a key to his past. It is like he is trying to discover himself and what makes him him. The fact that Loki is somewhat blended/fades/matches the background makes it look like he is a part of this old hallway; that this hallway is in fact significant in his journey. The magpie seems to be his helper and companion (and if I remember correctly, Loki had a pet magpie...). Loki is also wearing Midgardian cloths, so it's like he has either been sent to Midgard, or came to Midgard on his own accord as a way to try and blend into the Midgardian culture in order to get further in his search.
I also like how pretty much all of the ground has a green tinge and he is standing in the whiter light; it draws more attention to Loki, and gives him a more innocent sort of appearance (white being most commonly used to portray pureness)
I'm not sure if the words '(my love)' were there before or if you edited them in, but they give two different feelings; One is that it's there in randomness and shows the age and history of the hallway, and the other is that it could very well hold some sort of significance to Loki's journey.
Actually, a lot of this picture either is or has a tinge of green to it, giving it a very Loki kind of feel. The small ammount of redish color adds a nice balancing contrast, I find.
As well, I like that Loki is not directly in the center of the photo but is more off to the side; it calls a bit more attention to the hallway and to the mystery this building seems to hold.
Overall, I REALLY like this picture; it's intreuging, and well put together. It's very beautiful, actually. It's original; I've personally have not seen a photo like this before, it definately shows the theme of discovery and self-discovery and mystery, it seems to be very skillfully set up to portray the vision, and it has a very strong impact on me; it makes me want to know more of what's happening; what Loki is doing; ect. If this was a book cover, I would pick it up and read it (and not just because Loki is involved!)(and that's saying a lot; I hate reading generally) or if it was a movie, I would watch it.
This is an awesome piece; keep up the fantasic work!