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Vrassida, the elephant, can perfectly balance his weight on a ball. You can't imaging the tricks that he performs while you are not watching.
He is made from paper clay, painted and varnished by me and you can find him at my etsy shop.
taken with AGFA Jsolar large format camera with paper negative ISO6.
(20sec / F4.5 / FUJI multigrade photo paper)
Paper Kite butterfly (also known as the Tree Nymph butterfly) at Palmitos Park in Gran Canaria
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Nov 24
I love paper! I know it's not an environmentally friendly thing to say, but I can't help it! This stack brightens up my office and leads me to believe I'm going to do all sorts of creative things.
Great Bokeh and a very selective Depth Of Field. I love the pattern in the paper. This perhaps is the best Macro photo that it took using the Componon lens. The DOF is just amazing to me.
Schneider-Kreuznach: Componon f/4 40mm
Exposure: 0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal Length: 105 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Sunday 1st September, Lodestar Music Festival, Cambridgeshire.
All photos are © Alexandra Bone.
Please don't use without asking.
can be made several ways but here we just used colored paper. You can see the red dye leaching into the water as the pink paper soaks.
A hoodie and a dress made from brown paper advertising a sale in Pandemonium clothing shop in Whitby
Paper cranes with bells hanging in a store. I imagine it's some form of delicate wind chime.
From my entry Photo Wrap-Up '06.
This kusudama, like Snowball, is made of Francis Ow's snowflake modules. Unlike Snowball it is made of rectangles. Although it is possible to connect in stable kusudama 30 units made of squares, it's to tight for them, the unit requires additional folds to be connected into icosahedral structure, the assembly process is not easy... But this one seems to be perfect! That's why I call it Snow Queen.
Name: Snow Queen
Design: Francis Ow
Folding: Anna Alekseeva
Number of units: 30
Paper size: 5.3x7.2 cm (A4/16)
Join: nothing
Photo: Anna Alekseeva
Name: Babochki
Designer: Vysochina Tanya (Ukraine)
Folder: Larionova Anna
Parts: butterfly - 12, connecting - 24
Paper's size : 14 cm and 3,5 cm
Joined with: glue
Final height: ~10 cm
Diagram: not yet (done by photo)
Designed by Tomoko Fuse. 30 units, no glue...so far. A bit annoying to assemble, as it requires to pull the paper a bit.
Units are very easy to fold and the end result is rather nice.
(promo photo by R.K.) Cut Paper Art exhibit at Crosstown Station, Kansas City, MO - November 6, 2009. Meet & greet from 6 - 7:30pm. www.ruralpearl.com