I'd like to say that this image is truly beautiful. The angle is very unique; we are so used to seeing drawn characters in much more simplistic angles. I like how you often break this tradition and create works of art that are visually interesting. The color in this image is amazing; so luminous. I enjoy her expression, too; there's a sense that something is going on off-camera. Honestly, what you create is what I've always aspired to create: something unique, beautiful, and well-drawn.
Before this critique sounds nothing more like a love letter, here are my opinions on how it can be improved:
I think the the concrete might be too high-key; there isn't very much definition in it. Also, the light source is a bit confusing, which makes the shadows a bit confusing; judging by the bike shadow as well as that cool structural shadow, I feel that there should be darker shadows on Krystal. I believe, also, that she should be casting more shadows on the bike itself.
In short, the image is wonderful, and I can overlook the light source gaffe; after all, we have a hot naked anthropomorphic blue fox on a bad-ass bike!
Keep up the great work.

I have been watching you some time and favorite quite a few of your pieces... but this one is an exceptional piece. You captured the vantage point, the expression perfectly and you definately have a 'hotograph' feel to the picture.

The colors are spectacular, rich. Krystal's expression even hints that this particular photograph was taken candidly! A splendid job.

I really like the use of shadows in this picture as well. It offers depth and you can almost envision the rest of the world that you can't see in the picture around her. Is that a bridge she's passing under?

Keep up the good work and bring us more wonderful pieces in the near future.