10 crazy pictures of your favorite foods sliced directly down the middle
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When photographer Beth Galton and food stylist Charlotte Omnès decided to collaborate, they wanted to take a critical look at commonplace foods we eat every day.
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During the process of choosing those items, they realized that pairing various foods together would be more efficient and visually appealing. "Shown together, they create a stronger statement about their symbolic nature," Galton told Business Insider.
It's not the first time a photographer has tackled bisected foods, but it's not a common practice, either. The images are technically difficult and time-consuming to make - but in the end, they are truly eye-opening.
We talked to Galton about how she created the series.
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