Advertising
Campaign India Team
Jan 04, 2013

Ad pic of the week: Heilsarmee Schweiz

Featured this week are photographs clicked by Simon Bolzern and Kim Sokola

Ad pic of the week: Heilsarmee Schweiz

 

Continuing the segment for visualisers and advertising photography enthusiasts, this week's picks are three photographs by Simon Bolzern and Kim Sokola for Heilsarmee Schweiz (The Salvation Armee Switzerland).

  
 
Credits:
 
Client: 
Heilsarmee Schweiz (The Salvation Armee Switzerland)
Martin Küenzi (Overall Responsibility)  
Christoph Bitter, Holger Steffe (Fundraising)
Agency: Spinas Civil Voices Zurich
Creative director: Lorenz Spinas
Art director: Stephan Huwiler
Copywriter: Matthias Freuler 
Account director: Corinne Bucher 
Photography:
Simon+Kim, Simon Bolzern and Kim Sokola
Hair make up artist: Arlette Kobler
Digital artist: AschmannKlauser
 
(More advertising photography images from around the world can be found at www.oneeyeland.com)
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