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Highland Cattle
14th August 1961: Highland cattle graze on the Isle of Skye. Kept mainly for their appearance, Highland cattle are too slow growing to provide beef and produce little milk. Farmers often cross Highland cattle with shorthorns, providing good beef cattle with a hardy constitution and a good temperament. (Photo by George Freston/Fox Photos/Getty Images)
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George Freston
Media ID 18174785
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In this print captured by George Freston, we are transported to the rugged beauty of the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The image showcases a group of majestic Highland cattle grazing peacefully against a backdrop of breathtaking natural scenery. These iconic creatures, kept primarily for their striking appearance, possess an undeniable charm that has made them beloved symbols of Scottish heritage. Although they may not be suitable for beef production due to their slow growth rate and limited milk yield, Highland cattle have found their niche in the farming industry. Farmers often crossbreed these hardy animals with shorthorns to create offspring that combine the best qualities of both breeds - robustness and docility alongside excellent meat quality. Freston's masterful composition captures not only the physical attributes but also the essence of these magnificent creatures. Their long, shaggy coats and impressive horns stand out vividly against the monochromatic landscape, emphasizing their resilience in even the harshest environments. This stunning square-format photograph from Fine Art Storehouse invites us to appreciate nature's wonders while highlighting mankind's ingenuity in selectively breeding animals for specific purposes. Whether displayed as a focal point or part of a larger collection, this timeless piece serves as a reminder of Scotland's rich agricultural traditions and its enduring connection with its natural world.
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