Advertising Agency: Tank/Y&R
Creative Director: Hans Ahlgren
Copywriter: Daniel Rinaldo
Art Directors: Fredrik Forsling, Magnus Uddenberg
Photographer: Eric Satten
Retouch: Bertil Israelsson, John Martinsson
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25 Comments
Y&R?? really?
Tell me this is fake... please!
i think it's good, not only because it won at epica.
i think this is lame.
greetings
hmmmm. too scattered. but i guess it is run of the mill so it does it for them
ga ga goo goo ga ga...
Caught my eye. Good use of visual trickery. It's almost an optical illusion. At my agency we've been trying to figure out how this was done. Is it one photograph from a high angle in a huge grocery store or multiple photos composed in Photoshop. Regardless, it caught my eye and made a good point. Job done. Good work!!
It's multiple photos compiled in Photoshop, I think. The lighting is just too even across the board, and, in some small areas, the perspective has been heavily manipulated. It's obviously a lot of work.
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www.joey-aristophanes.com
it must be compiled for the simple reason no one could ever reach the top shelves...
the photo is from andreas gursky.
this photo is already used often.
who is andreas gursky and what else was this photo used in?
if it was used a lot i've never seen it before now.
http://www.herebeoldthings.com/2008/06/the-ten-most-ex.html
Some interesting info about him, assuming he took this. But I'm guessing someone saw his work and decided to do an "homage".
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www.joey-aristophanes.com
if u claim that this photo was used often then i would still like to know where and when?
it's taken in several shots and composed in computer.
It was a hell of a job. But wortwhile.
/Fredrik Forsling
Sorry I dont' get it. Maybe its a awesome picture but whats the message?
All in one pack. All these kinds of food are mixed in together and now we can buy this?
Mhmmm jammy... Cornflakes with beans and dill pickles
The message is that there is a lot of nutrients in the product. Simple.
but there's not only cereals or nutrients... there's coffee-filters, marmelade, sauce and everything else one would find in a food section. so the message ain't clear. it is even wrong. pasta ...äh basta.
You're looking way too much into things. As if the average consumer would take a magnifying glass to an ad.
They would if they were trying to figure out what the heck this ad is trying to say.
I'm not sure how much resolution you can get from this jpeg, but I just dowloaded it and looked into the image and didn't find any definitive proof that there were coffee filters in the photo...only food stuffs. There are some packages might not be clear but they can easily be soup. The packages are in a soup aisle so it stands to reason. (Why would there be coffee filters in a soup aisle, anyway?)
Regardless the idea is still intact. Lots of nutrients in one product.
If someone has too much time on their hands and needs to examine every minute detail than that's called something else. Obsessive compulsive disorder.
however. the picture is from andreas gursky.
was only a question of time to see it in use like this.
but i think it's not bad. it's a clear thing!
You guys having trouble reading credits?
http://www.ericsatten.com/
The image's on his web page.
Was it supposed to be ulgy also?
I think you are all students... you think you can do better? Let's see your book and then you can comment.
welcome to the internet
andreas gursky sucks
you suck