Fake Landscapes: The Book

I am thrilled to announce the release of Fake Landscapes, my first photo book.  The book is a collection of macro images of fruits and vegetables, lit and shot to resemble strange terrains. No digital manipulation was used, only the very basic tweaks that any photo gets. Only lighting, perspective, and other in-camera trickery turn these potatos and avocados into scenes of various landscapes throughout the day.

Fake Landscapes is available for $35 (plus shipping) through AdoramaPix. This book looks great and feels great, and holding it my hands makes me really proud of the work inside. I wanted to publish these images in a format that I really felt they deserved, and really, they look awesome here. The pages are thick, with brilliant colors and sharp lines (the book is printed on Fuji Crystal Archive photo paper), the covers are sturdy, and the binding is strong.

You can browse through a low-resolution copy of the entire book through the ordering page, but here are a few sample images:

If these look interesting, please consider purchasing a copy -- it's a beautiful photo book, and you're supporting my work as an independent artist. And you can check out my work through my fake landscape gallery for larger viewing or prints.

Fake Landscapes: $35 plus shipping