Shot in the early 1920s by Polish-born photographer Theodor Horydczak (1889-1971), Pie is a pared down glamour shot, big on drama. A true documentarian, Horydczak created photographs characterized by precision and focus with careful attention to lighting and angles, giving his shots a stage-like quality. Here, Horydczak reaches peak pie potential: a singular plate perched delicately atop fingertips with light reflecting off bright white cream leaving a soft halo of glow in the dark background. Like the spotlight as the start of a showor salivation at the start of a mealPie has anticipation baked in. So settle in and quiet down for this episode of Pie Unplugged.