Re-Constructed Food Pokes Fun at Food Photography Trends

Photographer Greg Stroube wanted to do something a bit creative, and so his Re-Constructed food photography series pokes fun at the deconstructed food trend. You see, this is a trend where photos pretty much just show off the ingredients that make up a larger, more complete meal.

You've probably seen it all over the place as they're sometimes pivotal to recipe photography and videos. So what Greg does is takes the cooked food and tries to put it all back together again after each piece has been separated and cut. .

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2017-7-26 07:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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