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Brittany Wright

Brittany Wright is a food photographer, based in San Diego, California. I decided to research this photographer as I came across some of her work and thought that it would be good to recreate this for my order project. Her photos show pieces of food laid out next to each other in order of colour, which creates photos that are really satisfying to look at. She says that "I see food as art, and an opportunity".

For example this photo is one of Brittany Wright's images. The reason why I like this photo is because the grapes are lined up which shows order. but more importantly it has a colourful pattern that goes from light to dark. In order to create similar images I am going to use some sweets or mints that you can see light through and place them in a similar structure to Brittany Wright. To take this further I am going to create the same image in the darkroom to experiment with photograms and hopefully I will get some good results.

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