This exhibit uses color and absence of color to help gives the viewer an insight of where and how tequila is made. All the colored photographs are place around on surrounding white wall, while the black and white ones are place center of the exhibit on a blue wall. Majority of the colored photographs focuses on the people, their culture, and process making tequila. However, the black and white photographs focus more on the agave, the plant in which tequila is made from. Comparing the pictures, the viewer can see how important the agave is to the community. However, the agave in the black and white photos creates an emotion that is more boring and sad than those with color. The absence of color really makes the plant seem dull, and that it holds