I like this campaign for Amnesty International by DDB Puerto Rico using photographs by James Reynolds. First thing it made me thing of was the series by Henry Hargreaves, but in Amnesty's case, all the meals are those of executed men who were then proven innocent.
It turns out that back in 2009, Reynolds also made a series of photos of last meals, which he called Last Suppers.
Boston after the blizzard.
Photographer Rut Mackel manages to capture the moment when face-meets-window in this series of photos, although of course, that's not what it's all about.
Rut says that "this project explores the ugliness and the beauty that exists within each of us. By drastically transforming faces from aesthetically attractive to unpleasant appearance I wanted to challenge our perception of aesthetic appearance."
For me, it's the latest series to add to the sellotape series and the wind machine series.
