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One more thing... (hope the question is not too noobish. xD but i'm clueless about colors)
before I even start choosing colors for my objects, the first thing I have to have in mind is my atmosphere right? And then choose colors according to any rule(triad, split complementary etc) based on that chosen atmospheric color as the main dominant color?
WITHOUT overall color: [link]
WITH overall color: [link]
skill/subject matter aside, the cohesive color schemed picture is more visually attractive than the one where the colors are just all over the place. It's easiest to choose your atmosphere as a main color for your picture because it will encompass the entire picture... secondary colors or complimentary would be in the figure or focus area of your image.. and then you'd use a contrasting color to make details within the focus area/figure stand out.