i like the other version of this picture better because you dont get become fixated on the people and objects in the background. In some ways you kind of lose her.
This blog started out as an assignment for a college class but turned into an obsession. Now I'm using this as a way to share my work and thoughts beyond the classroom. My photographs explore the everyday connections between humans and food, rather than the glorified dishes we see in the media. I seek to capture what can be seen about individuals and the way they interact with food; whether it is selling, purchasing, eating (or what they choose not to). It is important to recognize that the photographs in this series were never staged, nor did I pose any of the individuals or objects. These were all naturally occurring subjects in my daily life, in which I was able to give an accurate and unique representation of the relationships I wanted to explore.
i like the other version of this picture better because you dont get become fixated on the people and objects in the background. In some ways you kind of lose her.
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