At first glance, Christopher Jonassen's "Devour" series appears to capture extraterrestrial landscapes, but the images are actually frying pan undersides on a black background.
A quick look at Christopher Jonassen’s “Devour” photo collection may trick you into thinking you’re seeing alien planets. In reality, the images depict the undersides of frying pans photographed against a dark backdrop. The results turned out rather nicely, if I do say so myself (LOL).
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