Forked pea
by Martijn

Comment:
its a little too dull I'd have to say, in lighting terms I mean. the composition is also a little awry, I think it would be more interesting if the fork was taking the diagonal line from top left to bottom right

War & Peas
by EssAreDubya

Comment:
that is so bad! :)

PNA : Life's Building Blocks
by Firsty

Comment:
lol, this challenge really is bringing a lot of repressed comedians out of the woodwork :) nice one

P e a s m a s h e r
by ergo

Comment:
Is he the Pea Smasher, or the Pea smasher? great shot, one thing I'd say, and its just a matter of opinion, is in this kind of story shot, it would be better if the guy was looking in murderous rage at the peas, rather than us

Pea Cuisine
by Bebe

Comment:
that is so cool! how many bags of peas did you have buy to do this? :)

Two Peas in a Pod
by Ken

Comment:
its alien twins!

Pea Here
by Snek

Comment:
ok, how did the lone pea get there? I know sweetcorn always seems to reappear, but peas? :) and that has to be the best looking toilet seat I have ever seen!

Give Peas a Chance
by Jutilda

Comment:
Nice idea, I'd separate your two image elements somewhat though, push the spoon more to the right of shot, and then the reluctant kid to the left.

Imagine Whirled Peas
by jemison

Comment:
I love this shot, nicely crisp and graphic, so strong is that portion of the shot (the bowl and peas / soup) that I would lose the peas at the top right that were ejected by the centripedal force ( :) ) I know what you were trying to do, but the image is plenty strong already. What would be nice though is a looser crop, giving the bowl more room to breath. Well done for this

Balancing Act
by PaulE

Comment:
ok ... there's two ways you could have done this, either theres a thread through the peas and they are suspended from above, or ... the really cruel alternative way, where there is a thin skewer through the peas, and you have callously pushed this skewer into the nose of your long suffering model. I'm really hoping you went the suspension route! :)
On a technical note, it would have been nice to see a catchlight in the models eye, I'm guessing the light was coming from too far beneath and to the right of the shot to hit her eyer, but that also makes the bottom right of her chin very bright, which brings the eye there first (and to her lips also, now that I look at it again)