FAMOUS CAMPAIGNS Monday June 15, 2026
McDonald’s France has found an unexpectedly low-tech way to shoot their latest campaign – on an office photocopier. Created by TBWA\Paris, the “Office Delivery” campaign involved placing McDonald’s products directly onto a scanner’s glass, scanning them, and then sending the resulting images straight to the inboxes of more than 235,000 workers. The creative rationale is grounded in a real behavioral gap, notes Famous Campaigns: Over 30% of lunches are eaten at work, yet delivery marketing has remained stubbornly focused on the home. Read the full Story >>
artsy Monday June 15, 2026
Ahead of their appearance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Norway’s national soccer team found time to pose for an epic group photo, complete with Viking longships. Titled “The Vikings are Coming,” the photograph, made by Scottish fine-art photographer David Yarrow, features the full squad—including Manchester City striker Erling Haaland and Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard—dressed as Vikings near a fjord. The Viking longships were reportedly sourced by the Norwegian Football Association, notes Artsy. Read the full Story >>
PetaPixel Monday June 15, 2026
The recently launched 20th anniversary 2027 edition of the Sony World Photography Awards comes with some big changes, notes PetaPixel. Among them: The Open competition, where any photographer could previously enter a single image in various categories, is now the “Single Image” competition. Meanwhile, what used to be called the Professional competition is now called “Series.” Read the full Story >>
New York Post Friday June 12, 2026
AI is “wreaking havoc” in the fashion industry, notes PetaPixel, with brands taking advantage of the technology to pump out low-cost images of their products. New York model Francheska Pujols is a case in point: The New York Post reports that Pujols posed against a plain white background sporting various looks during photoshoots for retailer Rainbow USA. The final ads, Pujols alleged in a lawsuit against Rainbow, featured an AI doppelgänger of the model in what the Post calls “outrageous raunchy” poses. Read the full Story >>
