What scale is it and who is it made by? Without knowing that, it's hard to judge the quality (if it's 28mm, it's amazing; if it's 72mm, it's pretty good). After several looks, I finally worked out that she's on a piece of a rusted shipwreck. I think you need to make this more obvious, perhaps with some scraps of the original hull paint on the outer side, with a logo or something just visible. Of course, that does rather raise the question of where the plant is from. The plant gives the impression of low, inland water - swamp or bayou - whilst the wreck suggests off-shore waters - reef or sand bar - as does the froth on the crests of the small waves.
Finally, it looks like the resin water has a raised lip all the way around it from surface tension with whatever container you kept it in. This should really be trimmed away to a level with the water.
Of course, once you've embedded it all in resin, it's rather hard to them remove stuff like the plant! So I wonder if you would consider pouring more resin? If you covered over the plant entirely, it would look more like seaweed and would give you the opportunity to sculpt some really choppy, off-shore wave effects into the surface that would compliment the tossing of her hair and give an all-together much stormier look to the whole thing.
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