bmt Bund Gegen Missbrauch der Tiere e.v. (Association against animal abuse): Fox
Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Hamburg, Germany
Executive Creative Director: Dirk Haeusermann
Creative Director: Bill Biancoli
Art Director: Vitali Nazarenus
Copywriter: David Akuffo
Photographer: Uwe Düttmann
Retouching: Peter Ruebenian
Music: Leenert Schrader
Editor: Philip Wachsmann
Web Developer: Jan Kuntoff (Freiland)
Published: January 2011


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Not very original
creepy
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its good but not new
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Nicely done, but seems like a very familiar idea.
What hath God wrought
this reminded me of that movie called planet of the apes if im not mistaking when the apes had humans in the cages as their pets... but i gotta say that the photo retouching isnt that good where the fox's hair overlaps with the skin.. it could've been given more time to get it better
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This actually makes me want to shoot every fox I come accross before they do that to me...
way too L A M E!!
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
Well the vantage point and composition make it very clear, but I do wish they'd striven to put the fox in situ, in the winter woods, say. Too much work, perhaps; it's as if all their PS money was spent wrapping the girl. I think a five is generous.
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Perfect sensual quality - reflects how women attempt to portray a sexy & elegant look while wearing a dead animal wrapped around their necks. One of my favorites of the anti-fur ads. Sadly, wearing fur seems to have a made a huge comeback this winter '11.
done before.
ceck out the film, too. you'll find it on their site: http://www.gegen-pelz.de/