celeste dupuy-spencer

check out her work here!

ádám szabó

ádám szabó's 'plastic surgery' projects. "impossible plastic surgery operations on random pieces of fruit: i removed bruised, rotten, or overripe sections and replaced them with fresh pieces of flesh, so the fruit would appear healthy and beautiful once again." see more here.

[all ádám szabó. 2007. top to bottom: plastic surgery II. plastic surgery IV. plastic surgery II.]

archive • pictures of everything i eat

many people take pictures of all the food they eat with their cell phones. these ones are from pictures of everything i eat. see other people's versions here and here.

[all from pictures of everything i eat.]

archive is a weekly column by asha schechter that appears each wednesday on i heart photograph

rebecca sittler-schrock

interesting and varied approaches to still-life by rebecca sittler-schrock. more here.

[all rebecca sittler-schrock. top to bottom: a spectacle and nothing strange . doughnuts of long beach.]

archive • what's in my dorm fridge?

this is a flickr pool, self-described as "a group for photos of the insides of those
little refrigerators college students have in their rooms." see more here.

[all from what's in my dorm fridge?]

archive is a weekly column by asha schechter that appears each wednesday on i heart photograph

archive • scanwiches

there is a genius in new york who puts half of his or her lunch on a scanner. see more here.

[all from scanwiches.]

archive is a weekly column by asha schechter that appears each wednesday on i heart photograph

vanessa louzon

work-in-progress by vanessa louzon. as she explains these are a "collection of reworked photos of family dinners that took place in my mother's family home in szczecin, poland, ranging from 1978 to 2008. the series of photographs show the evolution of life in poland, from the communist 70s and 80s, to today's modern consumerist times, while its traditions and mentalities remain unchanged." see more here.

[all vanessa louzon. untitled.]

archive • airlinemeals.net

as airlines cut back, you might get nostalgic for the food. don't worry, thousands of images of it survive. future generations of comedians can look here for subject matter.

[all from airlinemeals.net.]

archive is a weekly column by asha schechter that appears each wednesday on i heart photograph.

archive • obama cakes

not really an archive but in the spirit of the day here are some obama cakes. search for more on flickr or google.

[all found with the search term obama cake.]

archive is a weekly column by asha schechter that appears each wednesday on i heart photograph.

nate larson

nate larson's 'kirlian photographs' project. as he explains: "kirlian photography is a process that uses electricity rather than light to make contact images on photographic media. the russian-born inventor semyon kirlian pioneered the process in 1939, which works by illuminating the electrical field around an object and recording the multicolored emanations on photographic film or paper. many fringe scientific researchers believe these images reveal the “biofield” or “aura” of the subject, which they think gives physical form to the etheric body or “life force” that surrounds each living thing....curious, i began my own experiments with a hand-built device, seeking insight into the food we choose to ingest into our bodies." see more here.

[all nate larson. from the series kirlian photographs (ingestion). 2007. top to bottom: 3 chicken mcnuggets. twinkie. pear.]

brad troemel

stuff by brad troemel. take a peek at more here.

[all brad troemel. untitled.]

ryan kitson

still lives by ryan kitson. see more here. thanks to asha for the link.

[all ryan kitson. top to bottom: pumpkin hole. screaming pineapple. naked fruit.]

heiko rintelen

german photographer heiko rintelen investigates the aesthetics of packaged foods by arranging them into somewhat abusurd still life composoitions. take a peek at more of heiko's work here.

[all heiko rintelen. from the series stillleben. 2006.]

joachim lapotre

joachim lapotre's pleasantly strange candy-vegetable hybrids. see more of joachim's work here.

[all joachim lapotre.]

derek stroup

derek stroup removes the branding from chips and candy bars and in the process transforms these ordinary objects into something strangely beautiful. take a peek at more of derek's work here.

[all derek stroup. 2005. top to bottom: chips #2. candy #1. chips #1.]