Photography by NeverCeaseToCrease

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

Ryujin 2.1 designed by Satoshi Kamiya by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr
IMG_2783-2 by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr
Ryujin 2.1, and Valse designed by Hubert Villeneuve

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

Here's what I've done since last time I posted:

I used backlit photography to make Jesus look like he's glowing. I used a clip that could both hook onto the tree and hold up the model. This was also really nice because he was in a small pocket of sunlight, that way he stood out and was brighter than the leaves.
IMG_2895 by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr



Also fold a model that was very different and had to be photographed differently, couldn't do any of the nice blurry-circle leafy backgrounds. Still need to experiment with this kinda model
Vinegaroon designed by Kota Imai by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr



Did some macro
A tiny world of his own by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr



Lastly, I got some more golden hour shots, kinda like I used to, but much better done this time. I folded the Buddhist Monks designed by Pierre Yves-Gallard:
Buddhist monks by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr
IMG_3130 by The Plant Psychologist, on FlickrIMG_3113 by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr
IMG_3121 by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr


And still using google photos to edit. I got some free version of Adobe Lightroom but I can't get it to work.

[Gerardo]

Simply WOW! Especially Buddhist Monk NeverCeaseToCrease.

[OrigamiasaEnthusiast]

Nice job folding Ryujin 2.1 and vinegaroon, the others are impressive too! You are a great photographer!

[NeverCeaseToCrease]

So, the photography for this one isn't that significant, but I didn't know where else to post it. There's a lot going on in the US and the world right now, and it's worth educating yourself about and spreading the word.

Beth Johnson has published free diagrams for this model through which origami artists can show their support: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/ ... iagram.pdf

Black Lives Matter by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr

[Gerardo]

I love how we're fighting for a better world through this model. Thank you for sharing it NeverCeaseToCrease.