PAM Mirjam Böhm : Mesut Özil for GQ magazine, 'Mixed Emotions' cocktail book, HOHES C 'Naturelle' motifs, ÜLTJE, EEZ, MAXDOME ads and LOGISTICS mag

Robert EIKELPOTH photographed footballer Mesut Özil for GQ magazine. The German team’s player excited the nation like no other. Robert portrayed him in his very own style.

Christian LOHFINK photographed cocktails for Uwe Chistiansen's newest book 'Mixed Emotions'. The legendary barkeeper from the Kiez in Hamburg presented his recipe book with more than 100 suggestions for mixing ideas in October. The book was created in cooperation with the author Martin Lagoda and was published in 2011 by SW publishers. The inspiring and colourful motifs created by liquid photographer Christian Lohfink from Hamburg make your mouth water for more drinks – shaken or stirred.

Christian also created the motifs for the new HOHES C Naturelle and the new fruit juices, commissioned by Euro RSCG. Hohes C Naturelle is a still, natural mineral water with pure juice. It contains only natural sugar from fruits and is produced without artificial colouring or preservatives. The liquid motif is on display as part of a poster campaign across Germany.

The Kolle Rebbe agency commissioned GARRIGOSA STUDIO with the  three attached wild Savannah images for ÜLTJE peanuts. The ÜLTJE product range includes several sorts of peanuts, nut mixes, fine nuts and peanut butter. The headline of the image motif goes as follows: ‘Discover Africa's spiciest secret’- photographs, CGI and post-production were carried out by Garrigosa in-house.

Matthias WOLF photographed for the EEZ (Elbe Einkaufszentrum), commissioned by the Zum Goldenen Hirschen agency. The fashion motif is used for a poster campaign.

Barbara DOMBROWSKI & Thomas EBERT photographed three ad motifs for MAXDOME.

Thomas EBERT photographed an aerial view of Dubai harbour for LOGISTICS magazine. The magazine is part of DB Schenker Logistics, the transport and logistics service provider of Deutsche Bahn AG. The number 1 on the European land traffic market, as far as transported volume is concerned and number 2 in all things aerial transport as well as number 3 for sea-related transport matters, not bad, eh?