King of Color Shoots New Motorola Color PEBL Handsets

These images, exclusively available to support the public relations activities, bring together one of the world’s most unique and well-known photographers with one of today’s most innovative and visionary brands.

LaChapelle, whose approach to color is one of the most distinctive in the visual arts, has created four characteristically imaginative scenarios, each inspired by one of the four PEBL color hues: orange, blue, green and pink.

The concept casts the handsets as stunning gems on display in a high-security museum, filled with ancient artifacts from the natural world. Taken at LaChapelle’s Los Angeles studio in March 2006, the four shots depict a striking female thief trying to steal the precious PEBL Colors. LaChapelle creates a dark and mysterious imagery for the set, which accentuates the handset’s inspirational vibrancy and design sophistication. Each picture discloses a little more of the entire story:

ORANGE depicts the beautiful thief reaching through a broken glass case to steal the precious orange PEBL.

BLUE portrays the burglar dangling in mid-air, having abseiled through a glass ceiling. She swings into a guard, knocking him to the floor while snatching the blue PEBL from his grasp.

PINK shows the exquisite robber handing a pink PEBL to her male accomplice, while another carves through a metal door to create an escape route.

GREEN displays the thief ascending a rope ladder through a broken glass ceiling. Having nearly escaped, two guards try to drag her into custody while the green PEBL lies calmly in her open palm.

Consumers interested in additional information on the Motorola PEBL colors, please visit www.hellomoto.com/peblcolors   www.davidlachapelle.com