Coralscape - Foodscapes

Coralscape: an underwater scene with coral made of broccoli, tropical fish made of various fruits and vegetables, and a pineapple island.



photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Autumn Flakes - Foodscapes

Autumn Flakes: an autumnal landscape made enirely out of breakfast cereals.



photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Sea of Salmons - Foodscapes

A peapod boat sails away from a land made of bread and potatoes, over a sea of salmon.



photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Tattoo Locations And Their Meanings

Before you decide to get a tattoo take a good look at what every location at your body says about your personality. That tattoo will be there forever, so think carefully through before you take this big step.

Bread Boulder - Foodscapes

Bread and cheese: an edible landscape.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Hot Air Balloons - Foodscapes

Hot air balloons made of a variety of fruit and veg soar over fields of asparagus, courgettes, beans and corn.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Cliff - Foodscapes

Parmesan cliffs with sweet potato boulders and cress and savoy cabbage foliage under a red cabbage sky.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Farmyard - Foodscapes

A farmyard scene with coconut haystacks.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Waterfall - Foodscapes

Carl Warner spends a lot of time staring at vegetables in supermarkets, which can make him seem a little odd. However, finding the right shaped broccoli to use for a tree is an all-important task.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Fishing Boats - Foodscapes

Fishscape: with rocks made of oyster shells and crab claws, boats made of marrows and asparagus, and a shining, slivery, slippery sea of fish.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Market Scene - Foodscapes

A market scene commissioned by Sacla.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Kitchen - Foodscapes

A kitchen scene produced for Sacla, complete with pasta cushions and curtains.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Rough Sea - Foodscapes

A boat made of half a marrow, some asparagus spears and a few olives braves a dark, stormy red cabbage ocean.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Underwater Cave - Foodscapes

An underwater cave scene, complete with carrot stalactites, a peapod boat, and sealife made of exotic fruits, cauliflower and broccoli.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Farmland - Foodscapes

Farmland made of food.

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

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Garlicshire - Foodscapes

Garlicshire: a village for lovers of garlic and cabbage

photo: Carl Warner's Foodscapes

Tower of People

Members of the Colla 'Jove Xiquets de Tarragona' climb up as they construct a human tower during the 23rd Tarragona Castells Competition on October 3 in Spain.



Photo: Getty Images

Genetically Modified Salmon

Two same-age salmon, one a genetically modified salmon (rear), the other a non-genetically modified salmon (foreground) appear in this photo provided by AquaBounty Technologies. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has recently been studying whether to approve marketing a genetically engineered animal as safe for people to eat.



AP Photo/AquaBounty Technologies

Pilot Whales Slaughtered

More than 120 pilot whales, slaughtered on July 23, 2010, are pictured on docks in the harbor of Torshavn, Faroe Islands, an autonomous province of Denmark. Every year, herds of pilot whales (Globicephala melaena) pass by the shores of the Faroe Islands. In the past fishermen used spears and harpoons, but today the whale hunting equipment is legally restricted to special knives, ropes, and assessing-poles for measurement.




A Faroese man shows his son how to remove teeth from a slaughtered whale's jaw in the harbour of Torshavn, Faroe Islands on July 23, 2010.

REUTERS/Andrija Ilic

Sea of dead fish

n overall view of a massive fish kill in the Bayou Chaland area of Plaquemines Parish in Louisiana is pictured in this handout photograph taken on September 10, 2010. The cause of the fish kill has not yet been determined, but the area they were discovered in was impacted by oil from the BP oil spill. Among the fish dead were pogie fish, redfish, shrimp, crabs and freshwater eels.

REUTERS/P. J. Hahn/Plaquemines Parish Coastal Zone Management

Lady Gaga Raw Meat Dress

Photo of Lady Gaga in raw meat dress. Do you think her raw meat dress is awesome or disgusting?



This dress is an obvious attempt to overwhelm the sensibilities of the viewers of the show and to draw outrage and anger, but overall is a device to capture attention. It seems to have been successful to a certain extent. In a world where the TV is on, people are hooked with the Internet and texting all the same time, each media it trying desperately to grab the all too fickle attention span of the viewers.

How many chairs on a cart

A man pulls a cart loaded with chairs, lots of chairs in Shanghai, China.

( Philippe Lopez, Getty Images / September 2, 2010 )

Miss Universe 2010 Swimsuit

Photos of Miss Universes performing in swim suit show for the 2010 Miss Universe Pageant at Mandalay Bay Event Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.


Miss USA 2010 Rima Fakih


Miss Uruguay 2010 Stephany Ortega


Miss Spain 2010 Adriana Reveron


Miss Peru 2010 Giuliana Zevallos


Miss Jamaica 2010 Yendi Phillipps


Miss Ireland 2010 Rozanna Purcell


Miss Ghana 2010 Awurama Simpson


Miss China 2010 Tang Wen


Miss Japan Maiko Itai and Miss Panama Anyoli Abrego


Miss Australia Jesinta Campbell, Miss Curacao Safira de Wit, and Miss Puerto Rico Mariana Paola Vicente

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Lei Lei the Michelin Baby

A Chinese baby has become so chubby he now weighs the same as a six-year-old child.
Ten-month-old Lei Lei has been nicknamed the ‘Michelin Baby’ after tipping the scales at a whopping 20kg (3.1 stones).

World's Largest Clock - Abraj al-Bait Clocks

Saudi Arabia is hoping that the debut of what is said to be the world's largest clock in Islam's holiest city of Mecca will help establish the city as an alternative time standard to the Greenwich meridian.



The new four-faced clock, which looms over Mecca's Grand Mosque and is perched atop what is expected to be the world's second tallest building when completed, is to enter a three-month trial period this week -- the first week of the holy month of Ramadan.



Situated in the heart of the massive Abraj al-Bait complex -- comprising hotels, shopping malls and conference centers -- the clock will run on Arabia Standard Time, three hours ahead of the Universal Time standard. Each of the clock's four faces are 151 feet in diameter and will be illuminated by 2 million LED lights, along with huge Arabic script reading: "In the Name of Allah." Another 21,000 white and green colored lights, fitted at the top of the clock, will flash to as far as 19 miles to signal Islam's five-times daily prayers.

The clock reflects a goal to replace the 126-year-old Universal Time standard, also known as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which is seen as "colonial" by some Muslims. "Putting Mecca time in the face of GMT -- this is the goal," Mohammed al-Arkubi, manager of one of the hotels in the complex, told The Telegraph.



With the global population of Muslims growing at a rapid rate, the building project is part of the Saudi government's plan to enable Mecca to accommodate as many as 10 million pilgrims each year. And for Mecca residents, the plan already seems to be successful.

"Before, we heard and saw famous clocks in the West," Ahmed Harleem, an Egyptian living in Mecca, told AFP. "But today, we can as Muslims be proud of this giant project ... it means an honor for a place, and time for me."

Naked Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga covers the September issue of Vanity Fair, and inside she takes her clothes off and talks about bad romances, doing coke, hitting rock bottom and being drunk at Yankee Stadium.

Golden Yellow Lobster

It's not made of gold, but a yellow lobster pulled from Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay is very rare.

Lobsterman Denny Ingram says he found the lobster in one of his pots the bay's East Passage last week. It is golden on the top and bright yellow on both sides.



Experts say the genetic feature is very rare, occurring in about 1 in 30 million lobsters.

It's also apparently good luck for this lobster, who will not be heading to anyone's dinner table.

Ingram says he plans to keep the yellow lobster on display at the fishermen's co-op at the State Pier in Newport.

Gun Sculpture Photo

Below is a photo of 4.5 tonne Gun Sculpture, welded together from deactivated guns, land mines and ammunition, has been exhibited across the world including at UN headquarters in New York in 2001.



See more images at www.GunSculpture.com

Megan Fox Emporio Armani undies

Megan Fox is appearing for the second season as the official underwear wearer for Emporio Armani Underwear and Armani Jeans. Isn't Megan Fox looks hot?

Capital Gate - World's Furthest Leaning Tower

When it comes to leaning, Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa can no longer claim to going the furthest.

That honor goes to the Capital Gate building in Abu Dhabi, which was recently certified as being the furthest-leaning tower in the world by the Guinness Book of Records. The building leans at 18 degrees, which is nearly five times that of the Tower of Pisa.


However, unlike the Tower of Pisa, the Capital Gate was built to lean. After the 12th floor the floor plates are staggered to achieve the 18 degree lean.

Foto set of Shanghai World Expo 2010 Pavilion, Part 2

Shanghai World Expo 2010 Pavilion PHOTOS.


German Pavilion


Japanese Pavilion


Saudi Arabian Pavilion


French Pavilion


Swiss Pavilion


Spanish Pavilion


American Pavilion


Romanian Pavilion


British Pavilion


Icelandic Pavilion


Russian Pavilion


Australian Pavilion


Singaporean Pavilion


Taiwanese Pavilion


Thai Pavilion


Finnish Pavilion


Polish Pavilion


South Korean Pavilion


Turkish Pavilion


Chilean Pavilion


Brazilian Pavilion


Chinese Pavilion


Canadian Pavilion


Greek Pavilion