Transportation
Agnieszka Doroszewicz
Amount of Images: 12
about the artwork
BMW VISION M NEXT - A COLLABORATION BETWEEN PHOTOGRAPHY, CGI CARS, STUDIO IMAGES, 360°IMAGING AND SHORT ANIMATIONS THE POWER OF ATTRACTION. DAS DESIGN DES BMW VISION M NEXT. Für den BMW Vision M NEXT hat das BMW Designteam Elemente des ikonischen BMW Turbo und des innovativen BMW i8 herangezogen und zukunftsweisend interpretiert. Der BMW Vision M NEXT gibt einen Ausblick darauf, wie die elektrifizierte Zukunft der Marke BMW M aussehen könnte. Anders als der BMW Vision iNEXT, der verdeutlicht hat, wie das autonome Fahren das Leben an Bord verändern wird, zeigt der BMW Vision M NEXT wie digitale Intelligenz das selbstbestimmte Fahrerlebnis purer und emotionaler machen kann. Das Exterieur unterstreicht diesen Anspruch mit den Proportionen eines Sportwagens, das Interieur stellt den Fahrer konsequent in den Mittelpunkt. Credits: BMW VISION M NEXT Client: BMW Group Creative Direction: Julia Obermeier Projectmanagement: Raphael Jasinski CGI-Artist / CarRenderings: Oliver Kossatz c/o PX2 Modeling: Jan Fischer Photography & PostProduction: Agnieszka Doroszewicz c/o SeverinWendeler & PX2 Talent: AketchJoy c/o M4 Models Styling: Margie Otte c/o Kathrin Hoberg Artists H&M: Markus Kopp Production: www.wagner-productions.com
Peter Franck
Amount of Images: 12
about the artwork
Future, transport, car, movement ... more than glossy animated lifestyle landscapes behind cars
BEN & MARTIN
Amount of Images: 0
about the artwork
NO PROBLEM! BAM, presenting their newest outcome „NO PROBLEM“ featuring the collector’s car BMW M6, built in 1986. The super easy peasy Transportation & Fashion related series has the friendly extraterrestrial nickname ALF, hanging from the the rear mirror of the shooting car, as aired on NBC in 1986. Their submission for this years Gosee Awards @ UPDATE Berlin, contains a small collection of pictures from the upcoming magazine, which is titled - „NO PROBLEM“! ALF´s most famous quote from the TV shows. All submitted pictures are taken as one shots, wich have been barely retouched by Hamburg’s Post-Production Boutique TREY Digital Studio. Meet the two Photographers at Update Berlin 2019 and try to get your hands on the upcoming „NOP“ Magazine.
Credits Photography : BAM represented by Kai Tietz Creative Director: Anna Berlin Production: FALCA Styling: Natalie Schneider H&M: Katharina Nitzpon Casting: Production World Models: Noé Pétermann Irina Vilanova & Frederic Klein Post Production: Trey Digital Studio
Julia Marie Werner
Amount of Images: 7
about the artwork
Girls can design, drive, repair and photograph cars just as boys can. A girl can do everything exactly as a boy can. Good, successful, go-get-it girls prove they’re just like boys. – stop! – What?? Who says girls have to prove they’re the same as anyone who is not like them? A girl photographs cars with her eyes, her emotions, her creativity. Just because that does not look like the photos of photographer Y, who has already rocked off X – Mercedes and BMW campaigns, does not mean it ’s not relevant. Are not over 50% of potential customers women? Should not at least as much advertising be created by women as well? ‚Because I’m a girl‘ means to me, taking photos of things I see because I’m who I am, not because I want them to look like the latest campaign of other men. And yet, the temptation is always great to fit into a known scheme. Do not appear too soft, don´t show too much emotion or speak too high. Actually it should read ‚Because I am who I am‘, but ‚girl‘ describes me well enough.
Mert Dürümoglu
Amount of Images: 12
about the artwork
we defy the rules, and write our own...being timeless.
Alessandra Kila
Amount of Images: 8
RECOM GmbH & Co. KG
Amount of Images: 12
about the artwork
First 3 shots shows a cool Portfolio Project from Andreas Hempel with the supercool and legendary "Trans Am" on a little "trip" from Venice to Malibu. The other 8 Artworks shows the BMW Concept Car "Garmisch", which is a modernized replica of the in the 1970's build since today lost Original Concept Car. Stefan Milev photoraphed this classic replica on 8 x 10 inch polaroids as "one shots" as "orignal". The scanned polaroids got it's FINISH with our creative retouch.
