Dark and Moody Food Photography Portraits
A year in the making.
One day I decided that I was going to capture a moody portrait of an artichoke. I just loved how bold it was, the darkness sucking you into the image and never letting you leave.
It did take me almost 12 months later to continue the project, but the next instalments were black grapes and okra.
How do these portraits make you feel?
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