On the day of the agricultural journalist, a tête-à-tête with Norberto Melone, the photographer who has been putting faces to

Norberto Melone is a representative of another era of journalism. It is the era when media had a photography department, when photojournalists had vehicles, resources, and time at their disposal, and when, if necessary, one could travel several hours by plane to get the exclusive image. He lived that golden age, nothing more and nothing less, at Perfil Publishing House, which in the nineties had exclusive control of a large part of the highest circulation magazines at the national level. Those were fateful times, in which, he recalls, the only routine was that there was no routine. Pure adrenaline and a camera in hand. On the day of the agricultural journalist, Bichos de Campo interviewed Norberto, who for more than 40 years has been putting a face to agricultural information. Like so many others in this sector, Norberto Melone is an "outsider" who, despite not being from the field, has honored the activity and made it his own. So much so, that he cannot imagine what his career ...