@Spookshow Just think about how a person would look if they were standing in the setting. It was a darker setting so she would have had more shadows on her. I would suggest looking up lighting in photography and see how different lights and angles of the lights bounce off of the features of the face and angles of the body and how they cast shadows on the person as well.
@Meeshelby look at what I just said. If you have any questions about how to do it in your edits, let me know. Also with the blurriness in the background, are you looking at them while zoomed out when in your editing program? When you're looking for images in Google search, you can refine your search by size to make sure you're getting a nice big image.
