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I can’t help thinking she looks as if she’s constipated!
It would be nice to see women highlighted who are actually keeping bees in a meaningful way. I know plenty who have dirty fingernails and sore backs from bee work. Maybe just not glamorous enough, eh?
Why?? As Mike says, lets get a pretty lady with a bad back, dirty finger nails and no or minimal make-up to pose for the photograph.but perhaps in this case the organisation is getting the kind of PR coverage that it couldn't otherwise justify spending the money on.
James
Why?? As Mike says, lets get a pretty lady with a bad back, dirty finger nails and no or minimal make-up to pose for the photograph.
Stifled terror/dread?Whenever I see this I think she has an alarmed look on her face.
Sad, but very true"Mate, there's a photo here of a woman covered in bees!"
"Yeah, seen people do that sort of thing before."
"Mate, there's a photo here of Angelina Jolie covered in bees!"
"Really? Let's see! What's she doing that for then?"
That's why.
I mean, here we are talking about it. Precisely because it's Angelina Jolie. If it had been some unknown female beekeeper the Guardian quite possibly wouldn't even have printed it and we'd never have heard of it.
James
Why sad?Sad, but very true
Our Bees Abroad patron is the archpishop of canterbury - he wears a frock tooIt appears she's some sort of patron of the Women For Bees project
I often see a grubby lady covered in bees and that's sad but true.Why sad?
That's what advertising is about. Who wants to look at a grubby lady covered in bees? Maybe another beekeeper but that's a bit of a pointless exercise. We are already converted.
Does he wear bees with as much panache though?Our Bees Abroad patron is the archpishop of canterbury - he wears a frock too
Because it reinforces the idea that to be ‘noticed’ women have to look a certain way.Why sad?
That's what advertising is about. Who wants to look at a grubby lady covered in bees? Maybe another beekeeper but that's a bit of a pointless exercise. We are already converted.
I disagree. There is so much darkness in the world a stunning photo of a beautiful woman is a delight and I’m glad the photographer won his award
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