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Pulp: Supermodel Joni Harbeck meets Neil Krug
Posted Jun 12, 2009
According to the book's author and photographer, Neil Krug - PULP is an upcoming photo book of psychedelic images made to look like old school paperback covers.
The book features supermodel Joni Harbeck exclusively as the heroine in a world of fabricated dramas. Everything in the book has been photographed with expired polaroid film to put across the mood of looking at a beautifully beat to hell dusty LP cover.
See more of Neil Krug's work on his Flickr stream at www.flickr.com/photos/neilkrug
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