The Museum of natural history of Geneva is a place where kids goes all the times for generations. To celebrate its 50th anniversary, kids form 5 to 6 painted their favorite dinosaurs to announce the new exhibition and made us remember the children we still are inside.
The Museum of natural history of Geneva is a place where kids goes all the times for generations. To celebrate its 50th anniversary, kids form 5 to 6 painted their favorite dinosaurs to announce the new exhibition and made us remember the children we still are inside.
The Museum of natural history of Geneva is a place where kids goes all the times for generations. To celebrate its 50th anniversary, kids form 5 to 6 painted their favorite dinosaurs to announce the new exhibition and made us remember the children we still are inside.
The Museum of natural history of Geneva is a place where kids goes all the times for generations. To celebrate its 50th anniversary, kids form 5 to 6 painted their favorite dinosaurs to announce the new exhibition and made us remember the children we still are inside.
Category: Beyond Madison Avenue
Summary: Are you an aspiring 12-year-old copywriter, art director or account executive? First, nice career choices, clueless stupid-heads. Second, you should know that in 10 years, ad agencies are going to look and function a lot differently than they do now.
Just a few years ago, there was just one kind of ad agency.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump won’t be the only man and woman dueling on TV on Monday night. Audi is seizing on the highly anticipated presidential debate by running a new ad showing two hotel valets battling to get behind the wheel of an Audi RS 7.
The spot, by Venables Bell & Partners, will air during coverage of all of the three presidential debates, across major networks covering the showdowns.
The spot is filled with political references and plays out in reverse chronological order. It ends by stating: “Beautiful things are worth fighting for. Choose the next driver wisely.”
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Harnesh Joshi, a Mumbai based fashion and advertising photographer, had a rollercoaster ride from pilot training to graphic design, from being a illustrator to a photographer. He always tires to push himself out of the comfort zone to create something new with creative & innovative ideas. As they say it there is no alternative to hard-work.
Harnesh’s contrasting and conceptual pictures can be found amongst the emerging and creative designers featured in leading fashion magazines & various national and international exhibitions. He can seen in the global directory of photographers Production Paradise. He has won awards & honorable mentions such as Photographer The Year by One Eyeland, Fashion photographer Of The Year by Monochrome Awards for his fine art and fashion photographs.
Why are you a photographer?
“I would rather have a camera than a notepad & pencil”
Documenting since childhood, over the years I realized that accidentally I documented priceless moments & the places we travelled. Photography is an exciting medium for me where it lets me peek into a person’s viewpoint for a moment, lets me self explore, beautiful language without words & capability to freeze a moment.
Do you remember any decisive moment when you felt ‘I want to be a photographer’?
During my career in graphic design, I started working for established photographers. I was fascinated by the art of photography which led me step by step in to commercial photography. It was an unknown transition from a hobbyist to a professional.
Were there any particular role models for you when you grew up?
Parents, Batman, ACDC & Michael Jackson
Who was the most influential personality on your career in photography?
Annie Leibovitz. Also lot of other masters of photography.
How has photography changed over the course of the last couple of decades? Is execution/art direction more important than it used to be?
I call it going from the Darkroom to Lightroom in last couple decades. Everything is faster & more accessible. I feel advanced technology has brought out an artist in everybody. Execution is always an interesting and a important step.
What do you think of the current state of Print Advertising photography in India? Is it at par with the work done worldwide?
Indian artist’s have a lot of potential in terms of creating original art. There are some very interesting artist’s to know and to learn from but on from the larger picture I feel quantity disrupts the quality of work.
In the western world a photographer is still an artist but in India they are mere service providers. This restricts their potential for new creativity. Print Advertising in India has undobtedly outgrown itself, from the transition in 1900’s where it used to be for journalism only to where we are today, however we are far behind from the global standards.
Where do you get your inspiration?
I think it is more in the moment and what goes within you then in something else.
Was there any time when you wanted to quit photography?
I feel I didn’t choose photography. Photography choose me.
Any current work in Indian Advertising that you find exciting? Especially Print?
Coke worldwide campaign of Open Happiness & Love Signe Vilstrups work for vogue
Whats your dream project?
I dream often. But i would really love to use more real people and their stories in my fashion work.
Who would you want to spend a dinner with?
Peaceful dinner with my mother.
Whats on your iPod?
Bahramji – Dreamcatcher.
Indian Fusion to Indie to Minimal. Always open to new music.
Mac or PC?
Mac lover
Whats your Twitter Handle?
@harneshjoshi
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Creative Directors:Víctor Izquierdo, Ignacio Macho
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Client Service Director:Malene Leth
Strategic Planner:Malene Leth
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Open Society Foundation
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Copywriter:Martina Kraf?ík
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Nikon
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Executive Creative Director:Till Eckel
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Client Service Director:Sven Rebholz
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Copywriters:Oliver Schnitzer, Patrik Lenhart, Anne-Marie Brandner
Agency Producers:Matthias Van De Sand
Account managers:Jutta Caballero, Sarah Massaro
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Vice Presidents:Giovanni Martínez, Hugo Corredor
Creative Directors:Diego Forero, Cristian Alzate
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Advertising Agency:TBWA, Paris, France
Agency Account Team:Brice Garçon, Morgane Lejeau
Executive Creative Directors:Benjamin Marchal, Faustin Claverie
Copywriter:Vincent Pedrocchi
Art Director:Cédric Moutaud
Production:TbwaElse
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Chief Executive Officer:Maxime Boiron
Producer:Cathy Pericone
Directors:Patrick Cassir, Christine Shin
Illustrator:Les Jeanclode
Post Producer:Mélanie Bernard
Animators:Christine Shin, Olivier Lescot, Boris Belghiti
FX:Guillaume Degroote
3d Designer:Valentin Gault
Composers:Bastien Malmanche, Jonathan Bignon, Sebastien Moiscecot
Edit:Quentin Collombet
Head Of Sound and Music:Olivier Lefebvre
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Sound Engineer:Alexis Venot
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