The project was recently featured in the Washington Post.Ĭlick here to view more from Covid Diary. The Cut Food Series created such tremendous interest that Charlotte Omns and Beth Galton decided to videotape the behind the scenes while creating the next.
What evolved has become a visual diary of how covid and the politics of the time affected all our everyday lives.
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She became focused on adding a sense of humanity to these screengrabs in her photographs. Beth Galton is a photo-based artist, with an educational background in the natural sciences and 40 years of experience as a professional photographer in the. Determined to use them in her photographs, she started printing them out, created small sets in her home and combined them with botanicals she had saved. She began to screengrab this compelling news, with the understanding that these visual changes affected millions of people worldwide. Each day began with her obsessively searching the NY Times and The Washington Post online for the maps and charts that tracked Covid’s spread. Galton finds influence in the sensual, organic classicism of fine art photographers like Edward Weston, Ansel Adams, and Edward Steichen. She recently teamed up with food stylist Charlotte Omns to create these luscious series of halved food. Like many people, Beth found herself confined to her apartment in NYC in the beginning of the pandemic. Beth Galton, a New York-based food and still life photographer has worked with many advertising agencies, design firms, and major American brands over the past thirty years. Beth Galton is a New York-based food photographer. By succesfully incorporating needed safety measures, Beth has continued to create unique and beautiful content for her clients over the last two years. posted Monday, at 12:12 PM EDT Beth Galton is a studio photographer whose latest photo series, Cut Food, has drawn praise and attention from photo blogs in the past few days. Much of this artist's original work was created during the 21st Century and Contemporary, and is mostly associated with the photorealist style. Her first priorities are the health and safety of her crew and clients. When shoots are remote, clients are kept in the loop by way of virtual communications before, during and after each day of production. You can also browse by medium to find art by Beth Galton in archival pigment print, pigment print, paper and more. Based on CDC and industry standards, Beth is enforcing a strict set of protocols on her shoots. Beth Galton is a studio photographer whose latest photo series, Cut Food, has drawn praise and attention from photo blogs in the past few days.
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