It's nearly impossible to tell that these stunning landscapes are made entirely of food

Through his work, photographer Carl Warner says he has one major goal: to "make people smile." And with landscapes made of lollipops, peppermints, and gumdrops, his dream-like images do just that.

A trained still-life photographer, Warner's career in advertising photography gave him the skills to create "Foodscapes," a series of images made entirely of food replicating classic landscape photography. While at first making these images was simply a personal project, Warner's dedication to the craft brought him media attention in 2008, and two years later, he landed a book deal, resulting in "Food Landscapes."

Look ahead at these surreal, non-traditional landscapes, and learn the technique behind Warner's masterpieces.