50s Hong Kong in Colour
I’d never heard of Fan Ho until this morning, but thanks to a tweet that popped up in my feed (and a good Google) I now know much more. How I hadn’t heard of him is a bit of a mystery. I mean, the man was dubbed the “Cartier-Bresson of the East” for crying out loud. Anyway. While he seems to favour black and white, his colour work is equally fascinating. Look.
Samaritans' We Listen
I love this campaign. It’s so clever. No faces mean no pressure to identify. No need to face anything. And the copy that manages to convey the core message of the campaign in such a straightforward way. Good stuff.
