New British Airways Outdoor Ad Campaign

This is the newest ad campaign by BBH for BA. Think its a nice example of simplicity working really well. Some simple but well written copywriting and awesome photography coming together really well . View the CR blog entry here.

T.I. Paper Trail

I love it when things are made the hard way! Rather than creating this image using Photoshop Ian Wright has actually ripped up newspapers, bills, envelopes, posters and anything else he could find of the correct shade, to create this amazing image. Anything like this always reminds me of the coffee cup poster by Sagmeister for the Adobe Design Achievement Awards! I loved that then and I still love it now. 2500 cups filled with different depths of coffee to create a range of brown tones then aranged into an award. Awesome idea!

http://www.itsnicethat.com/index.php?pg=3

Lee Mawdsley

Lee Mawdsley is a photographer based in East London. Anyone who has an eye for symmetry in photography gets my vote. As I've said before, what I enjoy in photography is highlighting beauty in something that the average viewer would simply dismiss as impossible to hold beauty.

What I like about this image in particular is the amount of 'individual living' happening in the photo. Thousands of homes each lived in in their own unique way, hundreds of cars going about their personal journey, two directions of train lines, going in and out of the city. And then in the distance in the haze of the city is probably Paris' second most famous tourist spot, Arc de Triumph, which itself must be viewed by a million people a day.

iso50.com - Today's Favorite Blog

www.iso50.com, The Visual Work Of Scott Hansen. Loads of sexy sexy things on here, the colour schemes used in some of his posters (found on the right of the page) are really nice. Visually the posters are beautiful anyway, but I'm all over the colour. He's got a really nice post on a photographer by the name of Ryan Fitzgerald. The night photography of concrete does it for me.

New York Historic Photography

These are some really nice historic photos of New York.
I've not been to New York yet, but I think I should.
There's also a really bizarre couple of photos in the middle of a horse trot and a donkey kick.