The New SkodaFabia. Love at first drive.
Advertising Agency: Cayenne, Milan, Italy
Creative Director: Giandomenico Puglisi
Art Director: Matteo Airoldi
Copywriter: Federico Bonriposi
Photographer: Pierpaolo Ferrari
Published: March 2007
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11 Comments
EL problema de los tamaños es serio, el Skoda Fabia es mucho más grande que un mini, en estas gráficas parece que fuera mucho más pequeño *
I'm sorry, so.............fake
the same , failing lighting
Really really bad photoshopping.
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La fotografía me parece excelente. La dirección de arte tiene una colorización muy rica. El concepto me parece meloso, pero no está mal.
"Aquí también se opina en español y em português".
"no silencies lo que no sabes expresar".
Why do you guys say that? I don't see it that bad. It's not perfect, but it's believable for most people. Isn't it?
Well.....I like the point actually
If you've ever supervise a car shoot by really good world class automobile photographer before, you'll know this is crappy shots. Really!
It's obvious that the car wasn't brought onto the location to shoot. In a good car shoot on location, the car are soht on the spot, specifically for the inter-reflections, lighting, shadings, etc and the enhance back in the studio. The camera on location would be lock off the whole time and the location shot seperately and the car (with the proper reflection, etc) plonked in.
You just got to attend a real car shoot to know the real tricks.
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agree. Only one which is realy bad is the first one.
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Is this from "the blue lagoon" ? Cool concept. But why is there a weird blue grey color on the right side of the picture (looks like a mistake)
BAD Photoshopping. Car tones off, Film noise non-existant, and where are the footprints alongside the tire tracks? Look like he just ran by it, not with it. Ugh.
bad idea.. its so sixties when everyone fell into love at the first sight
ideas....30 minutes nahi toh free.