Food Art: Black and White Wednesday, a food photography exhibit by Rosa Mayland
Rosa Mayland ponders on the meaning and significance of food in everyday life in her column Rosa’s Musings. She has the advantage of growing up in an incredibly multicultural environment and speaking many languages. She runs the site Rosa’s Yummy Yums. “Terroir with TLC” is the word chez Rosa — quality ingredients, regional and seasonal produce, made with tender loving care — and this is reflected in the recipes she creates.
Rosa recently started photographing in black and white and we find them delightful. This is her first one-woman show of B&W food photography.
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Great article on Rosa’s superb black and white food photography!
We love it too!
Thank you, Lynne! I’m glad you like them.
Cheers,
Rosa
I LOVE B&W photography, and these look wonderful. Thanks for sharing!
It’s almost like a different art form, don’t you think? I love it too, and I think it works even for food, which we associate so much with color: red apples, green broccoli, yellow cheese, etc.
Thank you, Sofie! B&W photography adds a little “je-ne-sais-quoi” to the subject photographed. It is much more atmospheric…
Cheers,
Rosa
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I’ve been a huge fan of Rosa’s photography. She has a seriously wonderful photography skills
I’m certainly a fan. She works hard to improve both her writing and photography skills.
Thank you for the compliment, Kiran! *blush*
Yes, it is a lot of hard work…
Cheers,
Rosa
I have been admiring Rosa’s work!!
Yes, it is beautiful. She gets better every day.
Thank you, bellini!
Cheers,
Rosa
Hey
I love the picture of the fruit and vegetable stand with the words “pizzo” at top. I was wondering if I may get permission to use it for wall art and decoration at The Plaza Food Hall.
please email me at intern@eladgroup.com
thank you
Natasha
Can you please tell me which article you’re referring to, or give me the URL. We usually use our own photos, Creative Commons photos, photos from photo stock, or photos for which the photographers have given us full permission. If there is a watermark, you would probably have to request authorization from the photographer himself.
it is the first photo in the slide show, would i be able to contact you personally? or the photographer?
thanks
natasha
Can you please give me the URL, or failing this, the name of the photographer or exhibit? There are many slide shows.
http://www.theramblingepicure.com/archives/18622?show=slide
its the first picture in that slideshow
it is black and white food photography
it is a fruit stand with “pizzo” written at top
i think its from Rosas Musings writing. I hope that helps
thanks so much
Natasha
The photo rights belong to Rosa Mayland. You can request authorization at grandchamp@gmx.ch. Please tell her that I sent you.
Is the link broken?