Expedia Luggage Tag Advertising Campaign

A brilliant advertising campaign by marketing specialists Ogilvy for Expedia.co.uk using Luggage tags. Using the three letter airport codes to create a humorous wordplay. Take a look & let us know what you think.

Parachuting off one of the tallest building in Europe . . .

First episode of the Internet show about street underground culture, travels, adventures and really dangerous extreme sports! Watch Sergey Valyaev illegally climb up a building and then proceed to base jump off . . .

Jaeger LeCoultre Master Compressor Chronograph

One of our favourite brands, Jaeger LeCoultre started in a small workshop and went on to become one of the finest watch makers in the world. Doesn't hurt they are the official watch for Aston Martin.

Epic Frequency Prints

Epic Frequency prints is something close to our hearts. Growing up with music and mixing on the computer, certain wave forms would constantly grab our attention, and would be the newest screen saver on the computer.

Epic Frequency brings the next logical step, but with a unique twist to visualize renderings derived from the waveforms of iconic audio recordings: Neil Armstrong’s “One small step” and JFK’s “Ask not …”, visually expressing these defining moments.

Régis Matthey - Playing with Light

Régis Matthey is a young photographer with a fun series titled "Playing with Light", using the technique of light painting (that's a long exposure and a hand held light source) Sounds simple, but a complicated process in the real world to achieve his results.

Aston Martin's Centenary Limited Edition cars - First the Vanquish

Aston Martin has unveiled the Centenary Edition Vanquish, which celebrates 100 years of the birth of the iconic brand by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, founded as Bamford & Martin.

Beauty in Infrastructure by Aurelie Curie

Seattle-based Aurelie Curie must have a difficult time finding assistants to help with her work, as she photographs and explores the world . . . high and low . . . from the heights of rooftops and skyscrapers to the lower depths of caves, mines, sewers, and transit tunnels.