Tim Thiel : Kalore introduction image for GC ZAHNTECHNIK, bubbles for ESRI Deutschland GmbH, people motifs for J.P. SAUER & SOHN GmbH and PAMPERS for PROCTER & GAMBLE

The introduction of Kalore makes GC a pioneer of research into new dental material in dentistry.

The Change advertising agency came up with the concept of the ‘Future Doc’ for GC ZAHNTECHNIK, who Tim Thiel photographed on an elaborate molecular style set, built by GoSee member ANDREAS KOPPE. Stylist Petra Klapprott specially created the outfit and NACHSPIEL took care of the post production.

It will be promoted on the European market as a print ad, as well as on the internet, the agency was Change Communication with Marcus Luzius and Gunnar Schnarchendorff. Vanessa Feilitsch was in charge of the make-up.

Tim photographed soap bubbles for ESRI Deutschland GmbH. The continents were later added on in the post production. Bubble blowing specialist Reinhold Leppert was called to the set to help out on the experimental shoot.

The agency was Scheufele Hesse Eigler Kommunikationsagentur GmbH, with Oliver Hesse and Wanja Olten in creation. Marion Wagner headed the production. Nachspiel carried out the post production.

Tim realised aesthetic people motifs for Germany’s oldest weapons manufacturer J.P. SAUER & SOHN GmbH (founded 1751, in thüringischen Suhl).

Authentic hunters were organised for the campaign shoot. The images can be viewed as ads, in a catalogue and on the internet. The agency was Simon & Goetz Kommunikation with Gerit Hinkelbein in creation. Post production: Nachspiel, styling Alva Otto and make-up Vanessa Feilitsch.

Procter & Gamble commissioned Tim with PAMPERS baby motifs, which will be used on the international market. Happily sleeping babies were photographed at ease with rain pattering down on the windowpane.

The casting of the 8-10 month old European and Asian babies took place in Germany. Midwives took care of the babies’ wellbeing on set and the studio was kept silent so that the babies kept their eyes shut. Michael Sattler was in charge of the set. GoSee presents the first published image.

The agency was Saatchi&Saatchi GmbH, with Sandra vom Berg in creation and Claudia Bussjäger in charge of art buying.