Check out Trigger's new website. Loads of very cool automotive photography - and lots in a much looser style that you have not seen before.Enjoy.

The sensational Rolls-Royce Wraith coupe has been revealed today at the Geneva Motor Show. These stunning images were photographed by Trigger and retouched by Jon Smith at Circle Media. Shot on location in rural Spain the images accompany the film based on the concept "And the World Stood Still" - that nano second of time when everything freezes for a moment captivated by the beauty and power of the all new Rolls-Royce Wraith. More images of the interior to follow shortly.The campaign was commissioned by Partners Andrews Aldridge and Art Direceted by Clive Parsley.

A cool concept - a perfect photograph.

The Nissan Juke ad is promotoing a competiton to win a limited edition Nissan Juke - "Dark Knight Rises". Sounds pretty cool, but we fear that unless it really does have bat wings, a traffic jam in NY or London, is still a traffic jam.

Part One of the potentially many portfolio books for Trigger & Circle Media. The brochure is spread over 24 pages, thread sewn and enclosed in the custom cardboard envelope which was then screen printed in 4 different colours. Various high profile campaigns are presented through stark minimalistic layouts. Designed beautifully by Bunch - www.bunchdesign.com

Trigger shot the Cadillac ATS last December on a private road in the Napa Valley in San Francisco. We are pleased to be able to share these shots with you.  Produced by Team Halprin. Retouched by Circle Media.

It was an honour to shoot such a rare car in such an iconic location. Only 35 of this limited edition Rolls Royce Aviator will ever be made. We enjoyed exploring the brands history with the team at Partners Andrews Aldridge and the location really was the perfect choice. There is a little more detail about the brands heritage below this image. The retouch was expertly done by Circle Media.

The Phantom Coupé Aviator Collection, pays tribute to the marque's close association with the pioneers of aviation. Charles Stewart Rolls earned his reputation as a racing driver before turning his attention to selling motor cars. He worked hard to establish Rolls-Royce's reputation and helped create what became known as 'the best car in the world'. He then pursued his passion for aviation, first in balloons before moving on to early aircraft. The second British holder of an aviator's licence and the first to achieve a non-stop double-crossing of the English Channel, his pioneering spirit inspired Phantom Coupé Aviator Collection. Phantom Coupé Aviator Collection's sporting credentials are evident at first glance. Inspired by the Phantom II Continental of the 1930s, Phantom Coupé is a celebration of sporting style and glamour that combines classic proportions and breath taking detailing. The Aviator Collection takes the powerful presence of Phantom Coupé to another level. The Phantom Coupe Aviator was Photographed by Trigger, at the Imperial War Museum, (designed by Norman Foster) Duxford, England.

Check out these awesome images by Circle Media. Images created by Circle Media must mean CGI!