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I took this photo to symbolize how detached we are from real foods. The little girl, gazing up at a shelf of frozen products curiously, represents the future fo...
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I took this photo to symbolize how detached we are from real foods. The little girl, gazing up at a shelf of frozen products curiously, represents the future food choices of our youth and the further distance from our raw food sources today's youth has.
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Canon PowerShot SX20 IS

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Aperture 28/10 ISO 200 Shutter 1/50 Focal Length 5247/1000

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Dec, 2016

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