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Elena Lobsanova and Naoya Ebe in Giselle, National Ballet of Canada, June 2016. © Aleksandar Antonijevic.

A beautiful and intelligent dancer, Lobsanova was in total control of her technique, rendering the choreography with remarkable clarity; the loveliness of her gestures and the buoyancy of her leaps echoed her heroine’s sweet and cheerful personality.

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Harrison James and Elena Lobsanova in The Dreamers Ever Leave You (National Ballet of Canada, 2017)

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Elena Lobsanova Ballerina

Elena Lobsanova Ballerina “Five Creations” from The National Ballet of Canada’s 2018 Choreographic Workshop, Betty Oliphant Theatre, Toronto, Canada (January 18-19) PHOTO BY/ Karolina Kuras

Karolina Kuras ABOUT/

Born in a Buddhist monastery in the mountains of Poland raised on sunlight, tea, ballet, and the sea. She got her first camera at age 11 a was instantly hooked. Over the years her passion for classical ballet and photography have joined together to become the main focus of her work.

Elena Lobsanova Ballerina

Karolina Kuras over the years her passion for classical ballet and photography have joined together to become the main focus of her work.

© Karolina Kuras 2018

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Jenna Savella, Guillaume Côté, Elena Lobsanova National Ballet of Canada Photo Bruce Zinger

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Naoya Ebe and Elena Lobsanova rehearsing Genus (National Ballet of Canada, 2017)

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Elena Lobsanova in Apollo (National Ballet of Canada)

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Jenna Savella, Sonia Rodriguez and Elena Lobsanova in Pur ti Miro (National Ballet of Canada, 2015)

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Elena Lobsanova as the Sugarplum Fairy, and McGee Maddox as Peter, in The Nutcracker (National Ballet of Canada, 2014)