I took into account all the observations and advice made by all of you on a previous post and accommodated them to try and improve it.

Several found the background distracting and said the fruit looked a little fake.

It was suggested that maybe a green tablecloth would be more natural looking.

The blueberries atop the bananas had to go.

The fruit needed to have blurring or feathering.

The perspective was off.

I had to agree with most of the advice and my own concerns were the background and the perspective.

So, I will try to remember some of the things I did. First, I replaced the kitchen background with a textured wallpaper by selection and layering.

I selected the tablecloth and decided it was too complicated to change without losing the shadows, so I just changed the color to more of a green and muted it so it wasn't too bright.

I cloned out the blueberries on the bananas and a few on the table.

I had to relayer the image with an older version and erase to pull back some of the shadows and berries that got lost in the table color change.

I did an 'edge'softening' with a Topaz plug-in.

I couldn't alter the perspective with lens correction or the Lens Effect Topaz plug-in, so I altered the perspective as best I could with the warp tool in PSCS5 and then had to content-fill the blank spaces to return to a full frame.

I added a light vignette and the rest is just 'fluff'.

Phew! I may have skipped a half dozen steps because I can't remember, but they were necessary and this is about as good as it gets. I am done. Would I do this again? No, probably not. It doesn't seem worth all the fuss, but I do love to play around in the software, so I did have fun doing it.

Thanks everyone for all the great suggestions.