Cool! I showed my wife your image and she started laughing. she said, "Look a photographer having fun". I shoot alone so she does not know the fun I have. So, your image is great. I have wanted to try something like this. so lighting and exposure is good, My first thought was that a prehistoric scene should have fog. and a Brontosaurus. I guess there are ways to simulate fog. I have seen sheets of cotton. Anyway, my other thought was if you had more Broccoli, you could space it out to look more like a jungle. Maybe a Pterodactyl hanging from a string and then clone our the string in PS. I am having more fun then I have in a while. Maybe around the back you could have Potatoes for rocks and boulders. Actually your image is perfect just like it is. Ok, back down to earth. Thanks for making my morning.   Posted: 11/10/2021 10:06:59

I have told the grandchildren that Nanna has their missing dinosaurs and that they are having broccoli for dinner!
Very Creative!   Posted: 11/10/2021 15:29:26

Down the block from my house someone has put a little door at the bottom of a tree, with a little tiny mailbox and a little tiny white picket fence and other little things. You see these around New Hampshire, they are called fairy gardens. It seems to me that more of them have appeared since lockdown. You take your young child for a walk and they can pause and delight in it.
Anyway, your image reminds me of a fairy garden. The food is very whimsical. You have come up with a good contrast in texture and color.
As you can see from the other two responses, people react to this iage! I think you have tapped into something, keep taking pictures like these! I would love to see what else you come up with!   Posted: 11/13/2021 04:02:17

My wife makes fairy gardens and we have a gnome door at the bottom of a tree in the back yard with a little mail box. See, it's contagious. We have smurfs sitting in a circle around a Buddha. You guys have inspired me to make some images closer to home.   Posted: 11/13/2021 07:48:41

A really clever table top, most innovative. My only criticism is the left and right dinosaurs aren't clear and it would be better having them all marching together in a file at the front of the scene.   Posted: 11/15/2021 07:40:42

Very creative. I have tried still lives and they are not easy. This is really fun. I might have tried getting very low and and making the dinosaurs look more menacing.   Posted: 11/15/2021 10:05:22

Julie, this works for me. I think it is a really creative still life! The lighting is good but next time you might try placing the light slightly lower. The combination of using food and children's dinosaur toys works. The muted, out of focus background works. I think your venture into still life really worked. Now I'm waiting to see what other still lifes you create.

It is interesting to see how your still life has interested others above!

Great job!   Posted: 11/18/2021 09:51:15

You have a good idea here, and everyone is urging you to take it further.
Lots of folks have fairy gardens outside their homes, and passersby are welcome to alter or add to them, especially in urban areas where the gardens are only inches from the public sidewalks.
Near us in Maryland, USA, there is an arts center that has an annual fairy garden event: https://www.annmariegarden.org/annmarie2/content/fairy-gnome-home-festival
Also you can Google "fairy gardens" and then select "images" for ideas, but skip the commercial products.   Posted: 11/23/2021 22:41:44