Slow-motion Reel of Kids Tasting Foods For The First Time

A couple of kids taste a variety of foods for the first time.

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Creative Food Art Portrait by Red Hong Yi!

Portrait of Philadelphian chef Marc Plessis made of beets, potatoes, carrots, onions, lettuce, mushrooms, prawns and asparagus by Red Hong Yi.

"Foodscapes": Stunning Landscapes Made of Food by Carl Warner!

London-based photographer Carl Warner uses bits and pieces of food as the medium for his still-life photography landscape series. 
The detailed and intricate set of scenes are built entirely from ingredients: cubed fruits and vegetables, loaves of bread, fresh fish, and deli meats are just a selection of the edibles integrated into each setting.

Moova TVC from Carl Warner on Vimeo.

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Everyday Foods Transformed Into Appealing Sculptures!

Romanian artist Dan Cretu sees the potential for art in all of the foods around him. In his work, he transforms the most basic of nourishment—fruits and vegetables, sunflower seeds into elaborate food art.

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Playful Recreations of Classic Paintings on Toast!

Food artist Ida Skivenes, better known as IdaFrosk, pays homage to the great painters of yesteryear with her playful food creations. The artist works particularly with toast as her canvas for her aptly titled series The Art Toast Project. The food paintings that IdaFrosk creates work with an assortment of ingredients that maintain a healthy diet.

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Organized Fruits and Vegetables Photographed by Florent Tanet

"A Colorful Winter" is a new series of works by photographer Florent Tanet currently on display at the famous Le Bon Marché department store in Paris through February 16th. The clever arrangements of common fruits and vegetables against pastel backdrops play with color, scale, and shape creating whimsical still lifes meant to act as a reprieve from a dreary winter.

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Exploding Food Photography by Alan Sailer

Alan Sailer is a California based photographer that shoots and captures food through high speed explosions with extremely high speed cameras.

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Big Appetites!

Seattle based photographer Christopher Boffoli photograph miniature figurines performing varied task such as mowing an orange peel or excavating a berry pie. Part of his "Big Appetites" photographs include his latest series "Edible Worlds" which will be exhibited at the Winston Wachter Gallery in Chelsea, starting on June 21, 2012.
You can buy greeting cards with some of Boffoli's photos here.

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