by The Denver Egotist / August 10, 2020 /
Fly fishing can be as thrilling as it can humbling, as defeating as it can be addictive. In the words of Alan Watts, "life is not a conflict between opposites, but a polarity."
This personal project shot from Denver's Chip Kalback in Wyoming's early spring captures that sentiment and is made from lunch beers, wet socks and no cell service.
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by The Denver Egotist / August 4, 2020 /
Based in Louisville, Moxie Bread Co. is a beloved Boulder County bakery that has achieved national recognition for its eye-catching pastries, rowdy pizza nights and exclusive use of organic, heirloom grain. This spring, in addition to[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / March 2, 2020 /
The shot features 943 kilometers (585 miles) of the Portuguese coastline from the cities of Moledo to Monte Gordo. The panorama — which can be viewed in its entirety on Samsung's website — was created from images captured from the water over an eight-day trip.
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by The Denver Egotist / February 26, 2020 /
Denver's The Public Works is focused on telling the stories of adventure brands that move people. They've just launched a new site that features their portfolio of still and motion assets captured over the last 19 years. Here's what went into paring it down to the very best work.
"Curating portfolios is always one of the most difficult aspects of working as a photographer. As a group, our catalog cont[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / February 19, 2020 /
At this point in the life of advertising, consumers understand and expect food marketers to show the most glorified version of their products. Burger King, however, has just broken every rule. A new global campaign shows the moldy, deteriorated state of a Whopper after it has sat around long enough to start rotting. The effort is to let people know BK has removed artificial preservatives from its food.
Now, as adlanders, we appreciate the sheer daringness it takes a client to push t[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / January 20, 2020 /
by The Denver Egotist / January 6, 2020 /
To prove that the Whopper outsizes rival McDonald’s Big Mac, BK and agency BBH hid a Big Mac behind every Whopper in every ad made in the UK this year. Print, TV, OOH, in-store advertising, everywhere there was a Whopper there was a tinier Big Mac behind it. As ad stunts go, BK is king.
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by The Denver Egotist / September 26, 2019 /
Artist Pickergill's photography series, Removed, went viral and touched a collectively universal nerve. He makes visible what so many have tried to explain about the ways personal devices alter human behavior, helping us relearn how to be truly connected in our device-dominated age.
