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Photos of the Week Series: June 22, 2018
Associate Photo Editor Kristen McNicholas has been responsible for looking at daily uploads so she has the first set of eyes on every image that the Your Shot community shares. She starts each day looking through thousands of photographs and this series will be a selection of her favorites from the past week. Each Friday she will be sharing her favorites here!
“I finish every week more inspired than the week before. I finish every week thinking about the different corners of Earth I was able to visit for a few fleeting moments. I get to visit the jungles of Uganda, the depths of the ocean, scale seawalls with climbers and hang out with sleepy big cats. As always, I’m incredibly thankful for this community sharing their worlds with me.”
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Photographs by Lionel Fellay, Mehmet Aslan, Sasha Primak, Azadeh Maghsoudi, Arun Sundar, Carmen Huter, Esmail Tahan, Guerino Salvatore, Khalid Ebrahim and Claire Clifton Coles.
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This Christmas, Nokia Phones is telling consumers to put down their phones and enjoy real human connections with their loved ones.
An emotional spot, shot by esteemed Hollywood director Justin Chadwick, tells the heart-warming story of the close relationship of a grandmother and her grandson, who’s recently gone away to university.
The film shows the grandson sending constant thoughtful messages to his granny throughout his first term away. However, on Christmas morning, we see a forlorn granny who hasn’t received a message, only to discover that her grandson has sent her the best gift of all: himself.
Leading by example, Nokia Phones is also shutting down its own website and social media channels for Christmas.
My inner cynic really cannot trust brands that take on a social initiative that is a complete contradiction of their own core definition commercial/brand success. Why encourage people to disconnect from the core benefits and premise of your product/brand/service?
Such work often feels like a sneaky attempt to garner free media and social discussion and a superficial positive association - something that Nokia would be desperate for in the current smartphone landscape. After all, none of the top brands in this space are encouraging the same, as they aren’t trying to build attention in the same way.
As I’ve said in the past - a brand cannot push such things unless they go the whole nine yards. It can’t be a one-off campaign exercise.