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 AD Paul Underwood

More revealing than yer average interview, read it here

Creatives: Christopher Ross-Kallam and Morgane Alexandre

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Creative Director Tom Richards , Art Director Adrian Dews.

Click to see all 4 shots currently running.

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Just a small selection - you can see the whole series on Sophie's site

Peer collaborated with the sculptor James Woodgate for this piece. The sculpture is entitled Volume and is like a mini-photo studio in a box. Its infinity walls and strip lighting mean that you can't judge the depth as you look in, even though you can clearly see the far wall. Magic!

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AD Sam Walton, stylist Sam Logan

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Sorry to put this Nike campaign up here again, but it does look spectacular wrapped around the Imax cinema at Waterloo. AD Guy Featherstone.

Julia's Mothers and Daughters series is today's front page feature on the excellent PDN (with many more photos on inside pages)

Enormous congratulations to Adam Hinton, named as Photographer of the Year by the Mobius Awards for Creative Excellence, one of the oldest and most prestigious independent advertising awards in the world. More info on the awards and on their choice of Adam here.

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Art Director Paul Gygi with David Beattie. Josh was assisted by Andrew Howe, Neil Blake and Paudie Spillane. Featiuring Mo Farah, Phillips Idowyu and Ashley Young.

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 AD Stuart Buckley

Art Director - Benjamin Williams

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The new edition of Lurzer's Archiv is a review of the best car ads of the last decade, and it features a lot of work that we did. That's a good excuse to indulge ourselves by showing these classics from the book.

The Land Rover ads are by Nick Georghiou from 2002-2004, Hippo, Masai and Elephant were all written and art directed by Jerry Hollens and Mike Bowles. The VW Touareg in the snow was shot by David Harriman in 2007, the creatives were Peter Heyes and Stephen Woodford. The creatives for the Audi A6 camel from 2005 were Kevin Stark and Nick Kidney, the photographer is Leon Steele. And the Audi A4 is by Jenny van Sommers from 2004, the creatives were Alexandre Veret and Frederic Sounillac. Andy Glass and Chris Frazer Smith also feature.

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Nike are celebrating their Make it Count campaign with an exhibition which opens tonight - huge prints of Adam Hinton's portraits of their athletes. Adam grabbed each athlete just as they'd finished the most gruelling parts of their training routines and caught their expressions at the height of post-training exhaustion, which is the point where many sportspeople claim to feel most exhilarated. The exhibition will be at the 1948 store in Shoreditch for the rest of the month.

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Maybe not the kind of food photography you were expecting after her famous Lurpak ads, but if you've followed her work at the Royal College of Art, it all makes sense! You'll need to click to enlarge the images to see the detail.

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A lovely 'behind the scenes' campaign imagining pre-production discussions on classic movies. Creatives were Oli Rimoldi and Sigrid Egedal

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Nike's massive Make It Count campaign, shot by Adam Hinton and running on one-third of the UK's poster sites. Creative Directors Guy Featherstone and Darren Wright with Kim Papworth and Tony Davidson.

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Art Direction by Chris Clarke. Art Buying and Project Management by Andrea Kenyon, Helen Johnston and Laura Smith. Ice sculptures by Ice Box.

Eve Arnold passed away yesterday. She was very kind to me when I left Magnum to set up on my own, and I hope she'll be remembered not only as a giant of photojournalism, a pioneer and a force of nature, but also as a wonderful warm person who was thoughtful and generous even to the little people around her - John

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What beautiful work for Numero, le magazine internationale de mode

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Jason Hindley's agents in Poland printed this as their New Year card. I thought the joke was so bad that it was funny, so I'm sharing it. John's fault, no one else in the office takes responsibility. The images are from a memorable series Jason shot in 2001, the discarded Christmas trees of Islington, and you can see a few more by clicking. Happy New Year everyone!

 That's nice, Julia's one of Campaign's Top 10 photographers this year. Well, top 5 actually. She's in good company - David LaChapelle, Trevor Ray Hart, Sean Di Sparengo and Rankin.

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Art Direction Rob Spicer, Writer Adam Grififin, CD Russell Ramsay, Project Management Stuart Heyburn, Production Becca at Locate Productions

Creatives: James Millers, Joe Miller and Tristan Cornelius

Art director Kiminori Suzuki, writer Danaé Bilheude, Christmas Tree built by Ben Millar

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Portraits for the BBC's flagship Christmas drama series

Just released, and available to download here

I know we're biased, but this is easily the best photographers App that we've ever seen, by miles. Go on, download it, it's free - you can always delete it if you disagree. Credit goes to The Operators, who developed it with Adam.

And a late update - double-page feature on Adam's App in this months AoP Image magazine. Looks like we're not the only ones who love it.

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Announcing Julia's new body of gallery work, Mothers & Daughters.

Julia talks about the works on her site

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Click any image to see the whole set. Guess them all!

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Art Direction by Alex Bamford, shot in Chile and Argentina. Click image to see all 3 ads.

Nadege is one of Brighton Photo Fringe's Open'11 artists. Her work will be on show until 18 December.

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Art Director Peter Lewis, Art Buyer Claire Ramasamy

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Creative Director Paul Pateman, Art Buying Louise Cripps

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Just some nice new shots from Nadege

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A small selection of new work from Sophie, the whole shoot is on her site

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Andy had a week without a job, so what did he do? Went on a photographic trip to Skye.

For British Airways USA, Art Direction Hamish Pinnell, Art Buying Debs Spokony

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Art Directors Milo Campbell and Sonny Adorjan, Art Buyer Kathy Howes

Julia's exhibiting at Paris Photo this week, if you're lucky enough to be going.

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Julia's portrait of Chloe Moretz has been judged Best in Book at the Creative Review Photography Annual.

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Todd's work on the teams using DNA profiling to identify bodies in mass graves in Sarajevo has been selected for Creative Review's 2011 Photography Annual

James has ben invited by the British Journal of Photography to be one of their advisors to professional photographers. His first assignment is this weekend, Saturday 18 Nov, at Kensington Olympia.

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Adam travelled to Jerusalem with Yotam Ottolenghi, to shoot street food for his forthcoming cookery book. Click any image to see a few more from the hundreds of shots we have here.

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There's nothing like Japanese street fashion. Except this was all shot in London. Want to know more about the sub-culture?

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AMV BBDO won big at the BIG Awards, with this campaign for the Met Police, photography by Adam Hinton

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David continues his project on the Holy Land, you can see the project in its current state of development here

Made from Cling Film - Genius!

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Wyatt-Clarke & Jones photographers shot three out of the eight photos chosen by the Independent as the most interesting in the Foto8 Summer Show. Two, yes two, of them are by Chris Frazer Smith, one by Sophie Ebrard. Click on the page to see them better.

Several of our other photographers also featured in the show, and we're extra proud because Foto8's Host Gallery is a favourite gallery of ours and Foto8 is a favourite magazine, both always showing unmissable work. 

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You can see the whole of this new little gem on Sophie's site

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Art Direction by Jolyon Finch, Art Buying by Hettie Rifkin.

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Adam's been working on the next stage of his long-term study of societies in transformation. HIs method has been to live with families and document the way that they adjust to enforced change, rather than trying to make an abstract political statement from a distance. Click the image to see a few other shots from this trip. He'll be returning there several more times, filming and recording as well as photographing, as he tries to tell this family's own stories.

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Art Director Hamish Pinnell (with Chris Clarke). Project Management by Andrea Kenyon and Helen Johnston, assisted by Laura Smith.

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Art direction by Harry Orton, Writer Robin Warman, Creative Director Nick Allsop, Art Buyer Mike Winek. Click image to see more.

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Phones for oligarchs!

Made from solid gold, carbon fibre, porcelain, with sapphires and lizard skin...

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The full series can be seen on Sophie's site.

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Some new additions to David's project on the outskirts of Las Vegas, where the glitz comes up against bare desert.

We've never had a special photo made just for us before, to welcome a new photographer. So thank you Jason, and welcome. We're very proud to have you here.

Photographs to accompany Tessa Hadley's short story in the Guardian

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Adam shot these during his recent trip to South Africa with Save the Children. Click the image to see more

A live-streamed event, art directed by Julie Barnes, where Hamilton's Ice Sculptors made an Ice Robot in real time, which Peer lit, shot and animated. It'll break your heart, it will.

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San Miguel campaign for Saatchi & Saatchi

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A new project from Sophie. This is just a small selection of images, you can see the whole project on her site

Adam's work for the Barcelona Yacht Race gets the Best Photography award from NY AD club

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As this campaign has a new burst of media, it's an excuse to put them up here again

Art director Don Easdon.

Andy also made a 30-second film for Bingham, which can be seen here

Adam's been in the Democratic Republic of Congo, making films for War Child, whose Goma project works with girls and young women, many of whom were raped by militia or soldiers during the civil war (the worst conflict since World War II). Unfortunately we can't show the film on an open-access site because several of the children featured are still vulnerable within their own communities, but you can find out about the project and donate to help War Child continue its extraordinary work.

Featured in Archiv this month, this stunner from Andy Glass

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A very small selection here, the whole set is on Adam's site

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Adam Hinton has won the Sony World Photography Awards with this campaign for Manfrotto