In today’s livestock marketing world, it is all about the picture. \u00a0Did you get the shot? \u00a0That one magical picture can fuel a sale or drive a new sire to stardom.<\/p>\n
And yes, unfortunately, there have been some doctored pictures. \u00a0As the industry continues to respond to those magical images, this is not a new thing.<\/p>\n
Back in 1888, a magazine was launched that used stellar photography to bring images from around the world. \u00a0Science, geography, cultures, religions and most of all–animals. \u00a0Most people have an image of what a National Geographic picture looks like.<\/p>\n
And they are still bringing it today. \u00a0I still subscribe to the magazine, even though I could do without their ever-leaning political stances that they push in each article. \u00a0I may get bored with some of the articles in each issue but I still peruse the magazine and look at each picture. \u00a0And this month did not disappoint. \u00a0Pg. 144. \u00a0A picture of two giraffes. \u00a0The kind of picture that makes you go “Is that two different, how the heck\u2026dang that’s a heckuva good picture.”<\/p>\n
For a bonus, there is an article about Antarctica with lots of pictures of penguins. \u00a0Pg. 122 looks like it could be a buffet. \u00a0Yes, I still think a penguin looks tasty.<\/p>\n
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Have a good one and a better tomorrow.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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