Gallery: 6 Awesomely OCD Food Photographs
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These carefully constructed collections of food were created to help promote a new diet app called Food Throttle. *Photo: Dennis Adelmann/Carolin Wanitzek*
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"The smallest ingredients had to be arranged with tweezers and just a small tap on the paper would destroy the entire composition," says photographer and food stylist Dennis Adelmann. *Photo: Dennis Adelmann/Carolin Wanitzek*
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"Food Throttle is for people who think something about themselves is unbalanced or out of whack," says product lead Ben Fisher. "We can make it right, make it balanced." And the photos, which will serve as ads, help embody that brand position. *Photo: Dennis Adelmann/Carolin Wanitzek*
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"We want to prep people to look at the food they eat in a new way," says Adelmann. "The viewer of the work is going to change their consumption process of food just by looking at the food as art, instead of as 'food' in the traditional sense." *Photo: Dennis Adelmann/Carolin Wanitzek*
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When the Food Throttle app launches later this year, there will be a photo sharing component and the founders hope these artfully constructed images will draw in creative early adopters. *Photo: Dennis Adelmann/Carolin Wanitzek*
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Unlike most diet plans, which prescribe lists of foods that can and can't be eaten, the Food Throttle approach is focused more on mindfulness and balance, and hopes to trim waistlines by expanding minds. *Photo: Dennis Adelmann/Carolin Wanitzek*
