Showing posts with label Emi Kall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emi Kall. Show all posts

9 October 2012

Old times serenity

These pics are from the last Summer. One of my favourite photographers made a comeback: I shot with Emilia after a long time. We did this shoot in collaboration with Boutique Minne.

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2012

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2012

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2012

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2012

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2012

Even though I'm not taking any modelling jobs right now, we're planning on testing Emilia's newly acquired MUA skills and, of course, combining it with a photoshoot. As soon as we have the time.

1 July 2011

Introducing...

Nothing new as such, but Emilia now has her own web site, blog and Facebook group!

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2010
Here is her blog with the latest photos: Emilia's Photoblog.

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2010
Her website you can find here: Emilia Kallinen Photography.

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2010
And her work has been on other places as well. Such as in this blog: Omwoods.

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2010
These photos here are from our shoot last summer.

23 April 2011

Oh so sweet!

Last weekend I had an extempore-shoot with Emilia Kallinen. We drove to Ruissalo again, but hey, why not, there are plenty of picturesque places there.

We however started at my place fitting clothes and me doing my makeup. I felt it was a bit "done in a hurry" -kind, but appears ok in the pics.

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2011, make up by me

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2011
Then off to the sunny Ruissalo!
We were in this cafe where there were people eating lunch and having coffee. Yikes! Turned out to be fine though and not as scary as you'd imagine shooting in a crowded place to be. :)

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2011
 The curtains and the wallpaper matched my outfit. And check out that corgeous umbrella!

(c) Emilia Kallinen 2011
Yet another "my day as a princess" complete with Emilia. ^^

5 September 2010

More Simonetta

When shooting Simonetta, we did other things than just this one picture. Here are some of them. For once and perhaps the first time I feel like I actualy look like a real model. :) I've had a bit of a crisis with myself lately, hearing Tya Banks on ANTM saying to me on judging "This beeeeeautiful girl I see in front of me. Is she just a pretty girl, or is there that high fashion edge to her" or "When she's standing in front of me, I see a beeeeautiful girl, but the judges are still wondering does that translate into the pictures, is she photogenig enough to make it in the fashion industry" and so on. Hm. Perhaps I've watched too much America's Next Top Model.

Anyway, here are some fames from the Simonetta shoot with Emilia.


And now that I'm putting them here, a little vote, which one do you think is the best? Which should go to my portfolio?

And is it just me, or do I resemble just a tiny bit Natalie Portman in the last one? :D

1 August 2010

Simonetta

Okay, o my previous post I promised you Marie Antoinette, but instead (since I don't have those pics just yet) I'll give you someone from way back earlier: Simonetta. However, vastly modernised. I love the way Emilia was able to do my hair! This is just awesome. So, now I know who to turn to in case I have a big party coming up;).



So the inspiration for this photo was Simonetta Vespucci, who was a muse for many artists of the 15th century. She is, for instance, portrayed on Botticelli's painting The Birth of Venus.

21 June 2010

Jodie in Wonderland

The fairy tale continues.. :) Many of you ahve said that in the previous pics I look like a fairy or pixie, well, whatd'ya think of these? ;)

Here's a sneak peek of what we did with Emilia Kallinen the other day -or evening more so. We did this shoot at Ruissalo, an island almost attached to the mainland here in Turku. The nature is really beautiful there. And I felt like a princess with the outfit and my hair done 'n all. ^^

Styling, hair, outfit and everything is by Emilia. :)





More of these to come.. for example one with me facing my fear: face to face with a bunny rabbit. O.O

Oh, and the mosquitos in Ruissalo were far worse than the ones on the rocks. Goaaarrrh, but hey, for the art;).

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