Our destinies are linked. Protect biodiversity. Foundation Nicolas Hulot. For nature and mankind.
Advertising Agency: CLM BBDO, Paris, France
Creative Directors: Anne De maupéou, Pascal Grégoire
Art Director: Mathieu Vinciguerra
Copywriter: Olivier Dermaux
Art Buyer: Isabelle Baud
Photography: Jean-marie Vives
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i pretty like the feeling they use naked baby together with nature. perhaps the "contact" touched me.
but some of them the emotion of baby is bit wrong.
btw, i love it.
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Salutes. Simply fantastic.
Cool. Not earth shattering.
Very similar thinking down here...
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
I like the ones with the animals alot. But a tree? That is a bit too forced. With the animals it works, we all know the story of said Remulos and Romulus. Raised by animals isn't something that we find out of this world. But raised by a tree? Now thats just crazytalk! :)
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...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam
I agree. What, they couldn't come up with one more animal? The tree is not working for me at all. Especially when compared to the incredible imagery of the animals caring for the babies. This one reminds me of those cheezy talking trees in The Wizard of Oz.
maybe you're taking this too literal. it's a metaphor, just as the legend of romulus and remus is.
i think these ads are a too fabricated. a bit whatever.
nice photos though
This is ok.
Not great but ok.
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Kinda old, but i still find this a nice work.
oh that poor baby's butt!
am I the only one who think the tree looks creepy?
That baby gotta be happy!
Beautiful, and says so very much. Regardless of whether the tree is "creepy" or perhaps another animal could/should be used, it serves as a reminder that we need to remain steadfast. "We are forever known by tracks we leave." ~ Dakota
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