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you can always try double tissue for your models
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oz wrote:Don't just take one or two pictures either, take tens of pictures! On some of my models, I will take nearly thirty pictures with different lighting and angles, then weed through them to figure out which ones look the best. The joys of a digital camera...
that's what I usually do.
origamimasterjared wrote:And when you upload them to your computer, use some image editing software to lighten them up.
If i edit them, for contrast, etc. I use Picasa, but that' what I usually don't do(add lighting) because all my photos have sufficient lighting.
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i can't make double tissue. when i try the paper wrinkles and rips. :?
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The brown bear is good, though the proportions could be tweaked abit. Otherwise, very good!

Josh, taking good photographs are not very hard, here are my tips.

-provide plenty of lighting. I usually shine lamp light directly above my model.
- Make your model atand up, even if you do it shamelessly. I do that pretty often. On many of my photos, you see a huge grill holding a bird up, or a pen trying to hold a thingy up. Even if it hides abit of your model, I feel that making your model stand is very important. Firstly, it does not make your model look as if it had been run over by a steamroller and secondly, it can aid you in the photogprahy, as at that angle, you can place your camera on a table.
-Use cool backgrounds. I find Unryuu, thai silk and crumpled paper to be very good choices. With heavy lighting and rich paper backgrounds, the light illuminate your model with a shade of colour that makes an so-so model stand out.

Hope this helps.
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thanks!
ill take that into account for my next photo.Image

ps. its a grizzly bear - not a brown bear :wink:
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ive re-photographed a few things on my flickr page.
they've turned out much better :)
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A grizzly bear is a brown bear.

Brown bear is Ursus arctos.
Grizzly is Ursus arctos horribilis.
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oh right. sorry, i thought that they were different. :oops:
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hi, josh!
it's great that you've started a new flickr, and i really like your photos!
great works!!!!!
now................please let's continue the arrow game! :twisted:
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joshuaorigami wrote:i can't make double tissue. when i try the paper wrinkles and rips. :?
you could always buy a peice of plexiglass or glass and make the double tissue on that
i bought a peice of plexiglass that is 45 x 76 cm for 12 dollars and double tissue turns out great
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nah, id rather stick to the paper ive already folded with. :)
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Well, they are different. A grizzly bear is a specific brown bear.
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fox by roman diaz
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penguin by roman diaz
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tree frog by me. The whole bottom is color change.
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dutch rabbit by me.
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polar bear by me. this still needs work done.
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:O

Joshua! Congratulations! Those are amazing photos!
And the folds are much better. Great job :D
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thanks alot!! :D
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