Rolls-Royce Wraith campaign made it into the new issue of Directory (Directory showcases the best direct work from around the world – 177 campaigns were submitted from 17 countries). Communications resulted in a 77% increase in web traffic compared to the previous car launch. The website recorded its highest ever number of daily visits with around 885,000 click-throughs over the campaign duration. 54,000 people interacted with the frozen moment with an average dwell time of two minutes. Nearly 235,000 you tube views to date. 90,000 facebook likes. Great stats - you can view the commercial on youtube here which was directed by Gary Holder at Tangerine Films and Art Directed by Clive Parsley & Carole Eppleston at Partners Andrews Aldridge. The print campaign was photographed by dear old Trigger and retouched by Jon Smith at Circle Media.

How cute are these images by Tim Flach??!! - shot for Bounce for Leo Burnett Chicago. We have a sneaky feeling that these might be award winning images, you saw them here first!

Todd was recently commissioned to shoot the second Claire's Accessories campaign. Loads of fun images laden with accessories!

You MUST check out Tara Donne's super fast, super slick new website. We love how she has categorised and organised her work into really accessible contemporary flow and we can't believe how fast all the images load. It works really well on mobile devices too: Click the image to view her site!

Dylan Coulter shoots a personal project of the guys who have been instrumental in the evolution of Hip Hop including DJ Grand Wizzard Theodore Inventor of Scratching and DJ Kool Hero, Divine Creator of Breakbeak DJing. To find out who is who and what they were pioneers of please visit Dylan's website: http://www.dylancoulter.com/Evolution-of-Hip-Hop/1/

Tim Flach shot these cute little koala's for San Diego Zoo.

To view all 16 MLS Soccer players visit Dylan's site: http://dylancoulter.com/Major-League-Soccer/1/

Mitch shot this personal project on Mini Rugby. To view more in the series and more of Mitch's personal projects and to see what else Mitch has been up to please view Mitch's blog: http://mitchjenkins.blogspot.co.uk/

We are pleased to be part of Luerzers Archive 200 Best Digital Artists Worldwide. Circle Media are featured.

Dirk Rees spent three days with the Himba Tribe of Northern Namibia. The aim of this personal project was not only to photograph the environment and portraits of the people but to capture how the tribe express themselves through movement and dance.This really is a unique photographic insight into a rarely photographed people.

Simon Norfolk has submitted this gorgeous landscape photograph to the 'Landmark: The Fields of Photography' exhibition that is currently on show at Somerset House until the end of the month. Click on the link to read more about the exhibition:

Dylan Coulter was invited to exhibit at Saatchi Healthcare, NYC. The two stories featured are the "Evolution of Hip Hop"  & "The Last Cowboys". Thanks to the Erica & Dana for making this happen.

Trigger shot a whole range of Triumph Motorcycles  - time for that road trip?

A multiple exposure shot of Baseball player Joey Votto shot by Dylan Coulter.

We’ve all been there: in the lapses after midnight, stumbling down unfamiliar gutters after one too many for the road and looking for inviting lights before they call last orders. James is trying to lose himself, but in a fractured men’s room mirror finds the eyes that have been waiting for him.

Following from the unnerving prelude Act of Faith, Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins unveil a phantasmagoric English dreamtime made of goosefleshed pin-up girls, burned out comedians and faulty lights, with judgement just behind the tinsel

Jimmy’s End pulls back the purple drapes upon an intricate new planet of desire and mystery. We’ve all been there.

Or it’s where we’re going. Click the image to watch the trailer. Click the link to go to the site. Use your Friday wisely.