civilized ku # 2914 / triptych (civilized ku # 2915-17) ~ hanging with and smelling like the cows


Holsteins ~ Miner Institute / Chazy, NY - near the Adirondack PARK • click to embiggen

2220 and infrastructure ~ Miner Institute / Chazy, NY - near the Adirondack PARK • click to embiggen

Estate Tax and Succession Planning ad for the agriculture community • click to embiggen
Fortunately, the end is within sight and things should return to a more normal balance of work and play soon ... soon being after this week's hockey tournament (Thursday - Sunday) in Buffalo, NY (at the other end of the NY State).
FYI # 1, the Holsteins were pictured at the Miner Institute, an institution which "conducts integrated, cutting-edge education, research, and demonstration programs that optimize the biological and economic relationships among forage-crop production, dairy and equine management, and environmental stewardship".
And, if you want a picture making challenge, try making a picture wherein ad message specific facial expressions of 3 different people need to be captured simultaneously (in one frame). That is always somewhat of a challenge. Now try it by substituting a cow for one of the people. That's a real picture making challenge if ever there was one.
FYI # 2, the ad project is focused on estate tax and succession planning services for the agriculture community - in this case, dairy farmers. The ad, with only the headline in place, can be viewed above.
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