Consumer PR
We have worked with a number of companies, including the Royal Mail and Royal Horticultural Society, to produce feature imagery for their media campaigns. For the Royal Mail this included devising ideas for specific stamp launches.
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Half a million volts from two Tesla coils, strike the Royal Mail's new Benjamin Franklin stamp. Scientist, inventor, politician and Founding Father of the USA, Franklin was also a Fellow of the Royal Society, whose 350th anniversary was commemorated by this new set of ten 1st Class stamps. Benjamin Franklin's most famous and dangerous experiment used a kite and a metal key to prove that lightning was a form of electricity
![The Royal Mail celebrated the 150th anniversary of the world famous Battersea Dogs and Cats Home with a commemorative set of ten 1st Class stamps. Pictured in this montage of the starring animals are: Top Row [L-R] Tigger, a tomcat; Tafka, a collie; Herbie, a mongrel; Mr Tumnus, a tomcat; Casey, a lurcher; Leonard, a terrier; Bottom row [L-R] Pixie, a mastiff; Tia, a terrier; Boris, a bulldog and Button, a tomcat](https://troika.photos/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/RMBattersea18small.jpg)
The Royal Mail celebrated the 150th anniversary of the world famous Battersea Dogs and Cats Home with a commemorative set of ten 1st Class stamps. Pictured in this montage of the starring animals are:
Top Row [L-R] Tigger, a tomcat; Tafka, a collie; Herbie, a mongrel; Mr Tumnus, a tomcat; Casey, a lurcher; Leonard, a terrier; Bottom row [L-R] Pixie, a mastiff; Tia, a terrier; Boris, a bulldog and Button, a tomcat
Members of the Royal Navy Fleet Diving Squadron launch new Royal Mail stamps celebrating two centuries of Royal Navy uniforms
![An iconic wartime photograph of three young children taken as they were evacuated from the London blitz during the Second World War is featured on a Royal Mail stamp from the new Britain Alone Stamp Issue. Featuring the Dawson family, Barbara, John and Rosemary, the three siblings now in their 70s, are pictured at Barbara's home in Welling, Kent. [L-R] John Dawson aged 74, Barbara Southend [nee Dawson] aged 76 and Rosemary Brett [nee Dawson] aged 73](https://troika.photos/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/BritainAlonePortrait02w.jpg)
An iconic wartime photograph of three young children taken as they were evacuated from the London blitz during the Second World War is featured on a Royal Mail stamp from the new Britain Alone Stamp Issue. Featuring the Dawson family, Barbara, John and Rosemary, the three siblings now in their 70s, are pictured at Barbara's home in Welling, Kent. [L-R] John Dawson aged 74, Barbara Southend [nee Dawson] aged 76 and Rosemary Brett [nee Dawson] aged 73
The Dawson family, Barbara, John and Rosemary, returned to Kings Cross in London to restage the original photograph in the station they left from as young evacuees 70 years ago
Visitors attend the Royal Horticultural Society's annual Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
The Every Generation show garden at the Hampton Court Flower Show, sponsored by the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, celebrates the 60th anniversary of VE Day and represents the changing use of gardens over the years
The Hampton Court Flower Show is held in the grounds of Hampton Court Palace
Visitors attend the Royal Horticultural Society's annual Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
Drought resistant plants on display at the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show
Visitors attend the Chelsea Flower Show
Photographer Michael Marten commissioned Troika to run the PR campaign for the launch of his book Sea Change and advise on the exhibition at the OXO Tower in central London
