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Foodscapes by Carl Warner

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These peculiar food landscapes were created by photographer Carl Warner.

The talented still life photographer has done a tremendous job in the collection of images in which foods represent common elements of life, from nature to architure.

His images contain mountains made of bread, broccoli trees, cauliflower clouds, jalapeño Cyprus trees, parsley gardens, bowls made of tomatoes, curtains made of lasagna sheets and hot air balloons made of avocados, garlic, bananas, mushrooms and more. The under water scene is amazing too, with carrots hanging from the overhanging cliffs, a big heads of cauliflower beneath the water’s surface and a pea pod boat nestled on the shore. On another, the entire ocean is made of salmon.

More of Carl Warner’s work can be seen at carlwarner.com.

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Hjortur on Jan 24, 08  88 Trends   121 Comments
Those pictures are amazing. You've got to check out the source to see them large. Truely amazing work!
Hjortur on Jan 24, 08  88 Trends   121 Comments
Bianca Bartz on Jan 24, 08  4,969 Trends   3,959 Comments
I know, they are really fabulous, I couldn't get the image size to be big enough. I spent a good 20 minutes with a friend trying to decipher what everything was supposed to be. I love the lasagna curtains!
Bianca Bartz on Jan 24, 08  4,969 Trends   3,959 Comments
Maggie T. on Jan 27, 08  0 Trends   38 Comments
This fits in with my ideas of art. It's unique and visually appealing. What a brilliant mind and creative eye Tanusha must possess. I'd love to see more of her work.
Maggie T. on Jan 27, 08  0 Trends   38 Comments