Design with images

For many years AA&J has designed the annual report for The Franklin Institute and each year the challenge is to showcase the exciting new initiatives in words and images. This year was no exception, although we did take it a step further and shot the photography using a technique that we felt supported the theme “Reaching Out” in a special way. The images in this year’s annual report at first glance seem like single wide-angle images, but they are actually composites made up of many single shots that have been seamlessly assembled using a state-of-the-art computer program. The effect is an eerie delight of fantasy and reality.

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One Response to “Design with images”

  1. Jane Grinspan says:

    The Franklin Institute has received tremendous positive response to this annual report. The powerful imagery conveys the essence of the pictured exhibit, program or facility, and in turn, the Institute’s relationships with its many audiences.

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