Jaguar Heritage 2015 Campaign Photography

This week saw commercial car photographer Tim Wallace start shooting the 2015 Heritage Campaign for Jaguar UK
The first part of the shoot took place at the spiritual home of Jaguar at their factory at Browns Lane near to Coventry in England and featured four classic Jaguar models that will be used to create four separate advertisements promoting the Heritage side of the Jaguar business. These will be featured in magazines across Europe in 2015 as well as making up part of the Jaguar displays at the World Famous Motor Show at the NEC in Birmingham in November later this year.
27/09/2014


This week saw commercial car photographer Tim Wallace start shooting the 2015 Heritage Campaign for Jaguar UK
The first part of the shoot took place at the spiritual home of Jaguar at their factory at Browns Lane near to Coventry in England and featured four classic Jaguar models that will be used to create four separate advertisements promoting the Heritage side of the Jaguar business. These will be featured in magazines across Europe in 2015 as well as making up part of the Jaguar displays at the World Famous Motor Show at the NEC in Birmingham in November later this year.





Tim "I've worked with Jaguar several times over recent years and it was great to be asked to play a part in this latest campaign to promote the Heritage area of Jaguar. The four models that we featured for the main four 'hero' shoots were specifically chosen for their position and importance within the 'classic' range of Jaguar models through the years and that in itself was no easy task as their are so many amazing models that Jaguar have produced over the years so choosing just four was a challenge in itself. The shoot itself took place at the spiritual home of Jaguar, the factory that still stands at Browns Lane near Coventry. The campaign work itself will stretch over several different shoots that are currently ongoing with Jaguar and myself and we will be working closely with Jaguar over the next two months to create a folio of work that will be used across varying platforms for 2015 and also at Car Industry Shows such as the UK Motor Show at the NEC in November this year."