One Of A Kind Blow Job Photography

This one-of-a-kind creative play of words is hysterical and puts your best picture to shame. This truly goes to show that there’s no such thing as a bad picture. Hats off to the photographer, and the folks who participated in it, don’t you think?

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Not What You’re Thinking

When you have a title this deceiving, it’s hard for you to get away with mediocrity. This campaign doesn’t just prove to be a brilliant idea, but also seems to be one that will leave you rolling on the floor, waiting for the next edition.

And You Thought Your Picture Was Bad

This campaign goes to show two things. One, there is no such thing as a bad idea. Two, you don’t need to look a certain way to be on a widely liked and enjoyed campaign. The people that were being photographed look different from one another with respect to facial features and personality. What brings solidarity to the campaign is the photographer’s idea and the will of the ones being photographed.

Campaign Interpretations

The artist is Tadao Cern and the idea is simple. To create a series of photographs breaking every norm of traditional portrait photography. There are various interpretations to this campaign that have been making the rounds right from something as deep as humans in the face of trouble (with the wind representing trouble) to something as simple and playful as what happens to your face when you skydive without a mask.