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I wanted to get better at taking photos and I'm super into origami.
So I decided to fold 1 origami figure every day of 2018. But each figure is tiny. Like "I have to use tweezers" tiny.
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BREAK YOUr perceptions 7 years ago
can i just say, i appreciate this on so many levels. polar bear. very little ice. coke looking drink. too dang cute.
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UniversalMel 7 years ago
It barks like a dog, even though it is considered as a feline
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Beth Arriaga 7 years ago
I like them now too, just simply from your enthusiasm!! ;)
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Erika Daniel 7 years ago
the conflicting smells this picture invokes... hehe good job with contrasts!!
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Erika Daniel 7 years ago
your color schemes, origami talent, and macro photography are all just beautifully excellent!!
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Cora Woodcook 7 years ago
"Dude, what's this?" "I don't know. Bill, what do you think?" "I don't know man, but it looks cool. Let's check it out."
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Hari Onago 7 years ago
Origami are usually tricky but when they are this tiny they must be nightmarish to fold! Super cute. Congrats and, as someone has already said, beautifully staged too.
Gayle Bynum Cardosa 7 years ago
I'm in love with the super clever way you've presented your cute little creations. Pretty little pleated papers presented prettily for our pleasure...it rocks. Love it.
Steve Bowman 7 years ago
They look great! And they are beautifully staged and photographed! Kudos!
Melody Lanzatella 7 years ago
IT IS AMAZING the way you did the use of different colors on such a miniscule scale! SO IMPRESSIVE!
James Floyd 7 years ago
Folding one (or several) mini origami each day was only the first part of this success story - the wonderfully creative photos and presentation of the origami is even more impressive
Jess Harvie 7 years ago
I think it's great, but maybe try and choose slightly less - just the best ones. And don't blur the objects too much? But it's awesome. Just trying to give some constructive criticism
Johanna Zamora 7 years ago
Not only are these just beautifully folded, they are photographed se well!
Kristel 7 years ago
I do not believe it is photoshopped. Though I am still wondering how they are floating. But still do not believe this was photoshopped.
Load More Replies... Hari Onago 7 years ago
Origami are usually tricky but when they are this tiny they must be nightmarish to fold! Super cute. Congrats and, as someone has already said, beautifully staged too.
Gayle Bynum Cardosa 7 years ago
I'm in love with the super clever way you've presented your cute little creations. Pretty little pleated papers presented prettily for our pleasure...it rocks. Love it.
Steve Bowman 7 years ago
They look great! And they are beautifully staged and photographed! Kudos!
Melody Lanzatella 7 years ago
IT IS AMAZING the way you did the use of different colors on such a miniscule scale! SO IMPRESSIVE!
James Floyd 7 years ago
Folding one (or several) mini origami each day was only the first part of this success story - the wonderfully creative photos and presentation of the origami is even more impressive
Jess Harvie 7 years ago
I think it's great, but maybe try and choose slightly less - just the best ones. And don't blur the objects too much? But it's awesome. Just trying to give some constructive criticism
Johanna Zamora 7 years ago
Not only are these just beautifully folded, they are photographed se well!
Kristel 7 years ago
I do not believe it is photoshopped. Though I am still wondering how they are floating. But still do not believe this was photoshopped.
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