Having had my 602Z stolen whilst in Milan, I had to resort to the 2800 for this: and quite enjoyed the additional challenge. Haven't quite been able to get the detail into it that I wanted - and I've had to work so much harder in post-processing. The set-up is awfully similar to 'You think that's air ...', in that it's the same natural light studio set-up, and it has obvious connections with that approach anyway.
Besides the idea of a real object and a photograph, I also like the contrast of surfaces, colours, and the slight illusion of three dimensions in the image of the photograph.
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Great contrast message. But why did you leave the square part of the photo, blue. I think it would look better white. That would give the blue plate much more impact. And maybe use a real tomato also. Good job!
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