On Slate's Political Gabfest this week, Emily Bazelon talked about this collection of photographs of old animals in The Atlantic. She found them moving. I do too, a bit. But it's partly - to quite a large extent, actually - because I know they are old. I am not sure I would have known most of them are old from just the photographs. I might have known about this chicken, but I might just have thought it was sick. They're great pictures, though.
The world is more straightforward than you think. (Unless you're one of THOSE people, of course, in which case it is more complicated.)
Thursday, 16 February 2012
can you tell how old a chicken is?
On Slate's Political Gabfest this week, Emily Bazelon talked about this collection of photographs of old animals in The Atlantic. She found them moving. I do too, a bit. But it's partly - to quite a large extent, actually - because I know they are old. I am not sure I would have known most of them are old from just the photographs. I might have known about this chicken, but I might just have thought it was sick. They're great pictures, though.
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birds and bees,
photography
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