Posted on June 21st, 2012 at 14:30 by John Sinteur in category: If you're in marketing, kill yourself -- Write a comment
Think of the jobs that would be lost if they used the ‘real’ burger in their advertising. This provides hours of well-paid work.
Think of the burgers that wouldn’t be sold if they used the ‘real’ burger in their advertising
Food photography is pure fantasy at the best of times. It normally involves non-food materials (the video skips over that aspect). Check out how shiny the meat is in the created image. That effect normally comes from a good coating of glycerin.
Or nasty boiled up bits of dead cow = gelatine.
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Think of the jobs that would be lost if they used the ‘real’ burger in their advertising. This provides hours of well-paid work.
Think of the burgers that wouldn’t be sold if they used the ‘real’ burger in their advertising
Food photography is pure fantasy at the best of times. It normally involves non-food materials (the video skips over that aspect). Check out how shiny the meat is in the created image. That effect normally comes from a good coating of glycerin.
Or nasty boiled up bits of dead cow = gelatine.