Great expression on the customs agent.
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Germany.
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as an Arab man i get that look ALL the time.
Please devilsadvocate – it MUST be because you use Oil of Olay :]
I always had the sneaky suspicion that “Oil of Olay” is called “Oil of Olaz” in German-speaking countries because the Z and the Y keys are swapped on German keyboards…
not good. its too boring for an fake ad
johann, all your comments are the same. Show us your fake ads please
This picture is taken directly from Getty Images Royalty Free stock. Same expression – same everything. Makes me wonder – if either the client was overcharged, or if this is a fake.
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I like that the main image is a man – though it’s an Oil of Olay ad. Seeing the product tag at the bottom, with the balding man made me giggle a bit.
Though I will say that I don’t think the idea original. It’s a bit of a cliché the idea of a woman not looking like her drivers license [or in this case passport.]
But maybe that cliché is why it works for me. It’s not ground-breaking-ly awesome – but it gets the point across and did make me giggle a bit. [Though I'm fairly certain that has more to do with the look on the man’s face than with the message.]