Alesya Kornetskaya Photography, Montreal, QC (2026)

Beauty is not meant to slip by unnoticed; it should rather be captured and remembered. Using the tools of artistry, innovation and ultimate perfection, Alesya Kornetskaya captures beauty and fashion shots that are simply unforgettable. Russian-born, Alesya began her photographic career in 2008, while residing in the seaport city of Kaliningrad. Right from the start, she thrived on the connection b

etween her and a model to create sublime and glamorous beauty series. However, it was in the bustling city of Montreal where her career took off. She is now fulfilling her goals by excelling in the photographic world of fashion and beauty. Alesya Kornetskaya strives to showcase the realm of beauty and fashion photography by pushing her creativity to its full capacity, while always in search of new techniques and approaches. Alesya’s work not only portrays ceaseless determination and out of the box thinking process, but inspiration. The pure charm, elegance and delicacy exuding from a model take Alesya’s imagination to new heights and provide photos that will not be forgotten.

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La beauté n’est pas censée être ignorée; elle devrait plutôt être saisie et rappelée. Non seulement par l’esprit, mais à travers la photographie. En se servant d’artistisme, d’imagination et de l’ultime perfection, Alesya Kornetskaya saisit des photos de beauté et mode qui sont simplement inoubliables. Née en Russie, Alesya commença sa carrière de photographe en 2008, en résidant dans la ville de Kaliningrad. Dès le début, elle recherchait la connexion entre elle et son mannequin afin de créer des séries de beauté sublimes et pleines de glamour. Cependant, c’était dans la ville de Montréal où sa carrière a pris son élan. Ces temps-ci, elle réalise ses objectifs en excellant dans le monde photographique de beauté et mode. Alesya Kornetskaya s’efforce de représenter le domaine de la photographie de beauté et mode en poussant sa créativité au maximum, tout en recherchant des nouvelles techniques et approches. Les travaux d’Alesya non seulement montrent la détermination et l’innovation, mais de l’inspiration. Le charme pur, l’élégance et la finesse d’un mannequin propulse son imagination aux nouveaux sommets et fournit des photos qui ne sont pas faciles à oublier.

06/10/2026

Happy to be part of this project for talented who won in category Beauty in Motion award - Hair Styling Award .

Video created by .fashion.vision 🤍

06/06/2026

Spent the last couple of days testing Agent One by .io and honestly... I had a lot of fun with it.

What impressed me most wasn’t even the final result — it was the process.

Instead of jumping between tools and trying to hold everything together myself, I could stay focused on the creative direction while the agent helped move the project forward.

Starting with a simple idea, I was able to:

• Develop a character from scratch
• Refine the model’s face based on a specific look I liked
• Style her in five looks from Dior’s latest runway collection
• Build scenes around the concept
• Explore different creative directions
• Iterate without constantly starting over
• Move from concept to ex*****on inside one workflow

The whole experience felt surprisingly smooth. The agent understood context, remembered previous decisions, and kept building on them as the project evolved.

I ended up using around 400 credits — roughly $100 worth.

Could I have kept going? Definitely.

I had more scenes to build, more refinements to make, and plenty more ideas to explore. But budgets are budgets, and I actually found it interesting to see how much could be achieved within that limit.

In a traditional production workflow, something like this could easily cost thousands to develop and iterate.

Instead, I was able to stay fully immersed in the creative flow from beginning to end.

And that’s pretty wild.

05/16/2026

Manhattan doesn’t stop for anyone - but it notices 👀 video created with .creators VooDoo best yet video agent for fashion marketing and campaigns.

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05/05/2026

Uni-1 by is now an API — so I tested it like a real creative system.

Not just generating images.
Building a full campaign:

“Scale Break” — a surreal campaign concept

A model discovers a building-sized Le Chiquito bag in a Provençal wheat field, interacts with it, and walks away with it at its real tiny size.

→ concept → references → storyboard → visuals → video

All from one brief.

What stood out:

I didn’t define everything.

Uni-1 selected the model direction, the bag, the environment, and the overall setup on its own —
then built the sequence around it.

I only stepped in to refine styling — adding a Jacquemus yellow suit and sunglasses.

It even generated a solid ~12s video output by itself.

I still did my own final cut in CapCut —
but for testing ideas, the result was already strong.

Here’s what it handled:

– creative direction from brief
– brand DNA + visual consistency
– reference stacking
– storyboard keyframes
– iterative refinements
– final sequence

Not prompt → image.
Brief → system → ex*****on.

What the API unlocks:

→ plug this into your tools
→ design your own creative pipelines
→ build products powered by it

Same model.
Now inside your workflow.

This is the shift:

from prompting → directing
from generating → building systems

Made with Uni-1

Just try it yourself and have fun! I promise you’ll be surprised:
https://lumalabs.ai/alesya-kornetskaya-uni-1-api Or link in BIO 🔗

04/18/2026

V8.1 Alpha just dropped — and I went straight to beauty testing. 💄
MAC products. Glossy lips. Glitter lids. Editorial close-ups. And zero studio and $.

Here’s what’s new in V8.1:
✦ HD mode is now DEFAULT — 2K resolution, 3x faster + 3x cheaper
✦ Standard mode is 50% faster and 25% cheaper
✦ Image prompts + image weights are BACK
✦ Moodboards & srefs are super stable now
✦ Aesthetic is back to that clean, familiar V7 feel — but sharper
✦ New Prompt Shortener + updated Describe tool

Swipe to see what came out of the session → the skin detail, the product, the light, the texture.

This is AI. And it looks like a high-fashion shoot. 🖤

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01/29/2026

Most creative teams are already using AI. The difference is *how* they’re using it.

👎Some treat AI as a tool:
generate an image, tweak it, regenerate, repeat.

That approach is fast — but often inconsistent and reactive.

👍Others design a system first.

They define what stays constant, what can vary, and how visuals should be prioritized before AI is ever used.

The result?

AI doesn’t guess. It follows structure.

This distinction matters more than most people realize.

As content volume increases and timelines shrink,
AI amplifies whatever foundation it’s given — either chaos or clarity.

That’s why some brands struggle with off-brand AI visuals, while others scale consistent content without micromanaging.

It’s not about better prompts.

It’s about better systems.

❓Which side does your current workflow sit on?

✍️Let me know in the comments.

👉Follow if you care about systems, not shortcuts.

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Montreal, QC
H4C2E1

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http://www.kornetskaya.com/

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