Smoked salmon seas, broccoli trees and cornflake autumn leaves: these fantastical landscapes have been created entirely out of food by the British photographer Carl Warner, whose book <i>Food Landscapes</i> is out this month. The advertising photographer takes two or three days to build each "foodscape", photographs them layer by layer (to prevent the food from wilting), and then spends a couple of days putting the images together and retouching. Carl Warner's Food Landscapes is available at <a href="www.amazon.com">www.amazon.com</a>.
