Reflections From a Murky Pond

So many people think of Germans and bankers as being stodgy and stolid people, so German bankers would naturally be thought of as the epitome of sexless, stodgy, stolid people. Apparently, at least in some cases, nothing could be farther from the truth.

This new online video from Bontrust, a German Finance Company, stresses the importance of tapping into global markets in a very unique manner.

Money Multiplying – A truly Twisted Commercial

The official title of this risque commercial for Bontrust is Geldvermehrung, which means, “increase in currency.” It was conceived of – pun very much intended – by Grabarz & Partner Werbeagentur GmbH and designed and developed by Optix Kreation.

I’m not sure how effective this ad will be in drawing clients to Bontrust, but it certainly highlights two basic truths in global economics: The US dollar is still a potent force and money knows no loyalty to any man or nation.

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In the Western World, especially America, it is an old adage that a bit of warm milk in the evening will help one get to sleep. Somehow I don’t think the images below depict exactly what most people meant by “warm milk.”

Admittedly though, these images more closely resemble “Hot Milk” than mere “warm milk.”

While not being especially useful help for getting to sleep, the digitally manipulated photo set above by Andrey Razoomovsky is beautiful, erotic and highly creative. It is also one of the most stunning examples of digital imagery I ever seen. The combination of photos of beautiful women with computer generated graphics in these photos is so well-blended that it’s incredible.

Is it just me, or are you wishing you had some cookies right now? Either Nabisco or the California Milk Processor Board – of “Got Milk?” fame – needs to hire this guy.

Andrey Razoomovsky received a bronze medal and worldwide recognition in “Colour slides & Digital images” category on 16th Trierenberg Super Circuit photo exhibition in Austria during 2007. Trierenberg Super Circuit annually defines photo perfection standards. His work is varied but consistently amazing in both form and content.

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