Looking back at a remarkable 125th anniversary celebration
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Following on from a food styling workshop last week, Harper students have been putting their learning into practice with these incredible images. The workshop was led by Pip Spence, a food stylist who has worked with companies such as Sainsburys and Weight Watchers, as well as styling for chefs including Jamie Oliver and Charlie Bigham.
"Working with Pip gave us the confidence to try new aspects of food photography. Her knowledge of the food photography and food styling industry was very helpful. All of the skills we learned in the workshop will be very useful when we complete assignments in the future, as well as later in our personal careers" (Charles Whitaker, 2nd Year Food and Technology Student).
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