Nieuwsbrief skeletal moments
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Photographer Sem and Digital Retoucher Frans created a photo series called "Skeletal Moments" that depicts people and their hidden secrets. Their project gained fame in Korea after an 8-page article was published about their work. Their series is inspired by the English saying "skeleton in the closet" and uses images to reveal little stories and secrets about people without explicitly telling the story, instead leaving the interpretation up to the viewer.
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This document summarizes various projects for different clients including creating new POS materials for Bavaria, photographing a campaign for Astra Sweets, helping the Spar Easter Bunny create settings for Easter, shooting product ranges for Hoya Vision Care in various settings, photographing cocktails featuring Liefmans beer, creating a new look for Bond Seafood product range, providing photography for a meal kit service called Streekbox, and photographing gin and tonic cocktails and tutorials for Sligro.
Nieuwsbrief maart 2014
1) Motrac Linde asked the company to create a CGI visual portraying a forklift truck as a luxury automobile.
2) Constamed B-Total developed an online platform for patients to get online medical advice from doctors. The company created visuals portraying patients and doctors in various medical situations.
3) An agency asked the company to create visuals and an animation about ABN AMRO bank for its branches throughout the country.
Nieuwsbrief oktober 2013
The Peek Update is no longer available due to unforeseen issues. A new Peek Update will be provided next month to share updates. The document informed the reader that the current Peek Update was cancelled and rescheduled for next month.
Nieuwsbrief augustus 2013
U Boat Worx is developing a new catalogue for their submarines and has asked the document creator to build some upcoming submarine models in CGI and place them in ocean scenes for testing. A bottle of Dutch gin from 1936 that has been in a colleague's family for over 75 years was photographed. Portraits of doctors were shot for a Philips medical magazine. Beautiful photographs taken by a photographer during a vacation in Italy were included in a newsletter. Styling and lighting was used to make a showroom kitchen look like a domestic space. Visuals were created for Unilever Food Solutions with the theme that soup is healthy and gives energy. A fairytale video was developed for the Make-A-Wish foundation to fulfill a
Nieuwsbrief juni 2013
Hoya Vision Care is one of the leading lens manufacturers in the world. We created a new look and feel for their marketing portfolio, including refreshing product shots and lifestyle images. We also completed non-commissioned CGI work without photography. Additionally, we filmed Lamb Weston's international sales meeting over three days, editing each night for presentation the next morning, and combining all footage into an overall film to share our work.
Nieuwsbrief maart 2013
The document discusses various marketing and advertising projects completed by Peek, a photography agency. These include developing images for campaigns by Bavaria beer, UHU glue, and Jumbo fabric softener. Peek also photographed coffee shops for Rombouts coffee and created CGI visuals for a water management campaign by ROB. Other projects mentioned include photography for Motodrive magazine, renovating the interior of a hair salon, packaging photography for Spar fruit drinks, and creating a tutorial video for insulating attics with Isover insulation.
Nieuwsbrief februari 2013
A photographer documents various commissioned projects including photographing skis in the French Alps using a roofbox for transport, a new chocolate and vanilla flavored Magnum ice cream with a chocolate sauce core, furniture displayed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam for a rental company's catalog, a beer concept specially made for the Balkan market, and CGI rendered headphones without a client. Food styling was also provided by Rens de Jonge for an unspecified project.
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Nieuwsbrief skeletal moments
- 2. Skeletal Moments This month we spent our entire newsletter on two of our employees, Photographer Sem and Digital Retoucher Frans. They’ve impressed a lot of people with their project Skeletal Moments. They’re now even famous in Korea where a magazine called Photo+ published an 8-page article about their work. Looking at the interview we have absolutely no clue about what Frans and Sem told them, but it’s a huge achievement nevertheless. ;) Skeletal moments is a series about people and their hidden secrets. The name of the series comes from a English saying: Skeleton in the closet. A skeleton in the closet is a big secret someone keeps for themselves. If the secret would reveal, it could have a negative impact on the person. With our images we try to reveal little stories about people who carry a ‘skeleton’ with them. Unlike with a book, where the writer gives you the story and with your imagination you create the ‘images’, we turn it the other way around for the viewer. We provide the image and it’s up to the viewer to imagine the story behind each image.