03 June 2013

kuupuu pt.2.

below is the second batch of photographs me and Jonna Karanka have chosen among the ones I took of her in Niskala Arboretum. for those who haven't read my previous post: in occasion of an interview for DRECK Magazine I took care of a photo-shoot with Kuupuu - the solo project of Jonna Karanka and one of my favourite Finnish music projects. that day Jonna brought along some of her old cassette tapes.
my photographs with Kuupuu:
Nikon FM - Kodak Portra 800
Hasselblad 500 C/M - Kodak Portra 800
I had a great time with Kuupuu: by getting to know her more I have found out that not only she is a wonderful artist but also a very nice person who enjoys spending time in the wilderness and loves cats. at the end of the day Jonna had a surprise for me: a copy of her album Sous Juju recently released on EM-Records. thank you Jonna!

• read my interview with Kuupuu.
• learn more about Kuupuu.
• view more photographs on my website.
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10 comments:

  1. Amanda M. Jansson3.6.13

    <3 u!

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  2. querido diário3.6.13

    i must repeat myself and say this pink top glows on the pictures,so nice :)

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    1. Polly Balitro4.6.13

      Once again, thank you! I'm glad the contrast of colours inspires you!

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  3. Sirpa3.6.13

    Wow, quite dramatic ones! Great!

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    1. Polly Balitro4.6.13

      Thank you, Sirpa! Yes, the light falling through the trees added quite a dramatic effect.

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  4. joana3.6.13

    congrats polly! it seems like a really nice experience :)

    it's a shame i visit blogs so rarely... everytime i come you already have a new project in hands!

    and the second photo... with the pattern of the leaves shading her head is absolutely beautiful!

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    1. Polly Balitro4.6.13

      Thank you, dear Joana! I had a really nice time during this photo-shoot! And the second photo is one of my favourites as well.

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  5. silviabes4.6.13

    beautiful play of light and shadow :)

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    1. Polly Balitro4.6.13

      Thank you, Silvia! I'm glad you like it! The light in the forest can be very unpredictable during the summer.

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