A still lake at dawn is the picture most of us carry in our heads when we think of getting away: quiet, early, and nobody else on the jetty yet.
In a travel campaign the first picture does most of the work. A reader on a news page decides in a second or two whether a native ad is worth a tap, and it is the picture, more than the headline, that makes them stop. That is why the picture deserves as much testing as the headline.
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