Photographing food has become a 'genre' of its own photo in this social media era. Many people have even made it a routine or an obligation each time trying new foods and restaurants. Before eating, first photographed for Instagram. Although only armed with smartphones and lighting improvised, the food shots milling about in medsos always succeed in making drool. Well in the midst of the trend, the Independent reports that there is a chef Robbie Posma and photographer Robert Harrison who tried to give a different meaning of 'food photos'.
A series of photos titled 'Menu' uses a human face as its canvas. By using the food we often eat, these two people managed to create works that are so weird but incredible. At first glance, these photos even look very horrible. But if you look closer, yes it's just food! Curious ?! See the special reviews of this Hipwee News & Feature.
1.This is not the result of digital manipulation you know, the food stuff is affixed to the face one by one
2.Two people, Robbie Postma and Robert Harrison work together to create this amazing work of art. Both claimed to be inspired by many other artists to create a composition that amazed
3.Each photo takes an average of 6 hours preparation time. Can you imagine how they compiled it with great care?
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4.Not just showing off photos, invited people are told to guess what materials are used. Approximately this material what aja ya?
5.Each photo in this 'Menu' has its own recipe. Remarkably, all materials seem to be united to form a face with a specific message
6.Similar to a dish made by imagining what tastes to be created, these photos are also so ...
7.In addition to a strong idea, this artwork successfully combines the concept of gloom and beauty in one unity
8.The purpose of this photography work is to appreciate the work of the chefs in serving the food
9.The art of photography wants to convey the message that the food you ordered at the restaurant was served with great preparation
How? Unique really the photos of his food ?! Who would have thought that simple ingredients such as beans, coffee, vegetables, or just chocolate melts could be constructed into so astounding artwork. Art is infinite, as long as it can be apreasiasi, whatever the media is fine. Includes food. Yes like the photos above this ...