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This is a highly creative spot from JWT/London for client Benadryl. The spot, which is named ‘war’, presents some unusual visuals with immaculate thinking from JWT guys.
We see nature, though appears beautiful at the beginning of this spot,...
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Uvac River Canyon:
A flock of Griffon Vultures (Gyps fulvus) gather over calf corpse in a canyon of the Uvac river, some 220 kilometers (138 miles) south of Belgrade, Sunday, March 1, 2009. The Griffon vulture, is the largest bird living in Serbia, and is a rare species of.
