Quite fun author.. good Luck

I would like to see in high resolution

I think if you let the tomato amis spherical and darker (look the other balls) you get a better result

very cool neat work...gl

As a snooker player I get the pun, as a chopper I`d expect more.... nice humor though

Awesome! and very creative!

Try to get sharper tomatoes, note that in relation to the ground he is out of focus. GL

the flash, makes you lose sharpness. I wanted to give the effect of sunshine .... but if that makes you think, thanks

Pretty cool! Don't think I'd want to eat this one though! LOL

very effective image author...love the lack of saturation that u used in your creation...gl

Very creative idea

Very nice job man.., good luck

Thanks for your comments and suggestions.. Yes I do agree the seat and I will change the colour of the same.

Maybe if you put a background in this image, changed the color of the floor, everything is red, a little more work the lights and shadows, I believe will get a more realistic result. Good Luck

cool creature author...gl

Thanks for your comments

Heaven help you with your embryo source, the morality police may vote you down to oblivion...lol!

Very creative entry, best of luck!

haha very funny!!!!!

thanks

that was my goal - little bit of humor

Try to give more clarity to the tomato and the suit that have been modified .... arrange the colors that the sunlight swaying too, applying more yellow perhaps I have helped .... GL

Great concept!

1.Use cloning stamp on tomato to adjust light and shadows;
2.also use a separate layer with low opacity to paint the shades & lights.
3. Check the shadow cast by looking at the shades of those plants from source 3. The shadow from the character should be at the same angle.
4. Don't get mad on my comment, just trying to help
Edit: well next time, you could use this tips, I now realize the contest is closed.

Thanks Greymval, I those were things I was looking at. I thought I did a good job at the sadow from the figure, but after looking again I guess the light is higher up than to the right.

I'll keep those suggestions in mind the next time around. Thanks