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Using the Nature's Pallet

Benjamin Moore Paints & Nike Speed












These are what I was talking about yesterday. The idea of 'absence' of an ad, one what moulds/fit's into the natural surroundings. I have to think, how successful is it? Only when it's photographed from the right angle??
(will still give them some credit for trying)

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