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Main » 2011 » November » 16 » Food Landscapes (Foodscapes)
10:51:23 AM Food Landscapes (Foodscapes) | |
| Photographer Carl Warner painstakingly captures all forms of food in a
series of still life's with edible ingredients he raided from his
kitchen cupboards to design a series of dreamy landscapes and homey
domestic scenes that appear scrumptiously good enough to eat. Click on
picture to enlarge. 1. Sea Cliff A sea cliff made of Parmigiano cheese, potatoes and cabbage.  2. Stormy Sea A boat made of watermelon, peas, olives and asparagus plough trough a stormy seas made of radicchio salad.  3. Mountain Landscapes Mountain landscapes below, relized with ham, salami and other cold cuts which had been used for an ad campaign by the Italian brand Negroni.  4. A Forest of Greens A landscape made of bread and broccoli cabbage.  5. Vegetable Market This Italian inspired rural scene includes a lasagna cart, fields of pasta, a pine nut wall, mozzarella clouds, trees of peppers and chilies and a parmesan village.  6. Vege Cave A sea cave made of bread, carrots crabs and a lobster.  7. Cheesy Tuscan Villa The castle is made out of cheese, the walls out of rice, and the wagon wheels out of mushrooms!  8. Fruity Balloons The trees, of course, are made from broccolis! The "rows" of farmland are made of corn, asparagus, and zucchini. Potatoes stand in for rocks.  9. Bread Mountain Loaves of bread as mountains.  10. Italian Home An Italian style home made just from vegetables and fruits.  11. Salmon Seas Take a close look at this dusk scene and you'll discover it's good enough to eat -- the pebbles and rocks are potatoes and soda bread, while the red sky at night and sea are entirely formed of strips of salmon.  Source: www.carlwarner.com | |
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