Human Landscapes

When this guy has some time on his hands, he spends it handling bodies and food. Carl Warner is a photographer who meticulously arranges the images digitally into Human Landscapes and Foodscapes. He's based in a London studio where he can completely control the light and shooting atmosphere. The hairless, golden-tan bodies in his photos are flawless (thanks to Photoshop or good genes) and he seamlessly stitches them together, adds some sky, and accomplishes an almost-realistic desert or rock formation. What I like most about these photos is that, even though they are resized and arranged in a new way, the bodies themselves are not compromised. They read true to a human form, as long you can figure out at which part of the body you're looking.

 Desert of Backs
 The Cave of Abdo-Men
Shin Knee Valley
Headless Horizon
Photos above copyright Carl Warner. Check out some of his other work, too.

Here is some of my own body work:
Male Torso, 2010
Female Nude, 2011
Male Torso, 2010, shot in film, silver gelatin print
Female Nude, 2011
See more bodies at www.amyhefterphotography.com

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