This image is very cool. 5+!

Peachy...Just Peachy - lol... Or is it Peacee??? No, I think that's a folder... Well, you're peach does have a fold or is that a crack??? Time for me to leave, I'm so confused - lol

This is what I would call a well weather Georgia Peach. ;'] Luving your surrealistic bent Marlene.

Es una gran imágen, me parece que es una idea muy creativa y los resultados, aunque no de hayan dejado conforme, son sensacionales, muy bien hecho!

THIS put a smile on my face !!!

He he, French is really a difficult language : "péché" is "sin" while "pêche" is "peach"... just a matter of accent... or is this exactly the meaning of your wicked mind, Marlene ? I do appreciate a lot your creativity, my friend !

Like your surrealistic side marlene!!

very fun, nice work.....!

Nice work!

...walking in Matisse's footsteps, with so much elegance, art and humour, Marlene! This is a superb and witty composition !

Yup Michel... that's exactly what I meant to say. ;^) Glad to know it made sense and I didn't make a faux pas like the last time I used French to name a pic of mine... when I wanted to say 'kiss me' and said something waaaaay different....but I won't go into that disaster again. It's way too embarrassing, lol.

excellent

Full blooded French and can't speak a word of it, but I still love the image. Awesome work.

Klasse Bild,die farben sind klasse

classic! great image and great post work my friend!

wonderful

Beautiful colors and lighting effects illuminate the lovely peach and environs as it hangs in a levitated state in this magnificent concept, Marlene!

this is really wonderful, Marlene. You've really transformed the Magritte. For one thing, this is almost a museum display piece, you've given a real thickness and physicality to the walls and used that overhead light so reminiscent of a gallery display. Not in the Magritte at all. Second, you've used a restful though passionate reddish brown, almost a rust (though not quite), which adds to the pun on "sin" and also changes the cooler tones of the Magritte. But most of all, the peach, here, doesn't take up the whole room, but floats with a lot of air around it, allowing us to see it as a separate object; and it's both sensual & wonderfully ripened, the lower right being positivelly in decay (decay being a beautiful thing to an artist because of its enormous richness and colorations). Also, it looks like you have some kind of textile/carpet texture on the back wall, a nice subtle touch, and real to displays. Oh, and I love the image on the left wall! (The window.) One of your photos, I assume, though it's delightfully hard enough to see that it almost looks like someone reaching for the horizon. I want to blow the pic up to 10 times the size and know what secret lurks there. A wonderful collage of images & techniques, and it's much more complex than the Magritte (and more sensuous). And I love that peach. It's one late-blooming peach, ornery, sensuous and not taking s___ from no one. Love this image.

A very nice interpretation indeed! I think this is another shining example of the true artistry within- as you work with several mediums to get the end result- not just relying on one or just using Photoshop to sharpen/color/correct etc- but actually creating complete abstract or surreal works completely from scratch, using the elements of your photography combined with your skills in Photoshop. Of course the end result is something like this, that looks as though it should be hanging in an art gallery!

WONDERFUL ARTWORK :)

it is a great image - i like the texture of the 'peach'

Hi S'mee :oD A peche by any other name would smell as sweet, quoth the Bard (paraphrased by moi, of course) LOL Tres cool, Madame M, and hope you do more !!!

Man... this is wonderful and you're on a roll. I can't beat what everyone else has said and I WISH I could do this type of work. Amazing.

Subtile signification de la phrase !

Very stunning image! Well done!

ohhh peaches are my very favorite fruit!!!YUMMMM just down the road from my moms house there is a little peach stand ( farm place) where you can leave money in the box on a trust basis and eat the yummiest peaches i ever tasted lol my Mom tried sending in the mail from Michigan and wrapped them in paper towels they didn't quite make it and looked like this one here a bit wrinkled but i loved them the same as i do your creative and beautiful work ...

Creates pressure upon mentality and reminds a rebus!!!...Good composition!

wonderful artwork !

A shriveled up peach, in a box with a window on one side. you are definitely smoking the same stuff Salvador did in his hay-day... lol. How come you didn't post the nudity warning? That peach could be grandma Moses's butt .. lol also I agree with Anahata.c whatever he/she said =)

Non, ceci n'est pas un péché.... absolutely excellent Marlene... here again, Magritte is not far! ;o)