Food Art | Macro Food Photography

Blogger Justin Pinkney has tapped into the beauty of food through macro photography. Under the lens, ordinary herbs like sage (pictured above) take on a spectacular presence.

Justin photographed butternut squash, kiwi fruit and more while showcasing the distinctive characteristic of each food item. He shares his amazing macro food photography on his website Cut Squash.

Gaze in awe at his stunning pictures below. Can you identify what they are?

Raisin

Kiwi skin

Dried shiitake

Butternut squash

Sage

Via Cut Squash

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