Today’s shot is brought to you courtesy of one of my other beloved wastes of time: origami. This is a favourite model of mine, which takes about half an hour to make and prevents a square sheet of paper from ever lying flat again. Every fold made is a simple straight line, and yet it produces the most fantastically exaggerated curves. It’s also great for abstracts, showing up the texture of the paper, and belying that this was actually a colour shot.
Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD @ 60mm; ISO 400; F/8; 1/160s. VC on.
More after the break.
Another view.
Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD @ 85mm; ISO 400; F/16; 1/160s. VC on.
the days zoom past 