- What family meal time looks like in each individual household can vary greatly.
- It's something photographerLois Bielefeld wanted to explore in her series " Weeknight Dinners ."
- She visited more than 80 households across the Midwest and the South to capture how, what, when, and where people spend dinnertime with their families.
- Take a look at her series.
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A photographer captured shots of Americans eating dinner for 3 years, and the photos show how different family meal time looks in busy homes across the US
Lois Bielefeld
Studies have repeatedly shown the benefits of having a set family meal time every day.
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