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Hi! I am going to post the models i fold here and i hope you like them!

Very nice pictures.
But maybe you better use a better background for your pictures.

Thanks! and yeah, i do need a better background. do you have any tips? i've seen your photos, they are awesome!

Rock n' Roll Guitar By tschobigami:

Rock 'n' Roll Guitar - Tschobigami by sr123ification, on Flickr
It's an edit. Yeah it works!

They aren't too big, Flickr resizes them for you. To bring them here from the link you sent, click on the little box with an arrow coming out on the bottom right below the picture. A little pop-up window will appear. Near the bottom of this window first choose BBCode and then just above it medium 640 (_z). Afterwards copy and paste the long text above it to here like that:
and it will give you this:


Rock 'n' Roll Guitar - Tschobigami von sr123ification auf Flickr

Thanx! That really helps!

My Two recent folds:
Rhinoceros by Miyajima Noboru:

Rhinoceros - Miyajima Noboru by sr123ification, on Flickr
And Super Saiyan Goku! By Jo Nakashima (Hair Color is different. See why in flickr):

Super Saiyan Goku - Jo Nakashima by sr123ification, on Flickr

Dwarf by Eric Joisel the magician:

Very Fun To Fold!
And Bicycle by Jason Ku:

Very Hard! Hope You Like Them!

Great foldings! You did the bicycle very well(I was having troubles on folding with the cp for quite a long time)
btw, I haven't saw this two folding in your flickr, is it new?

Thanks, Greencube! And no, they aren't on flickt. they're on imageshack.

sr123ification wrote:Thanks, Greencube! And no, they aren't on flickt. they're on imageshack.

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The latest folds (Folded it just a while ago):

Leaf insect by Daniel Robinson:


Leaf Insect - Daniel Robinson by sr123ification, on Flickr

Another View:


Leaf Insect by sr123ification, on Flickr

Hope You Like It!

Nice work! Tip: If your camera has a macro setting, it really helps. It makes it so that closer things are sharper and further things are more blurry.

To add onto that, you are taking photos that are 2272 x 1704 pixels. Seeing as your photos on the forum are resized down to 640 x 480, you can easily take a picture from further back and allow your camera to focus on the model and not the background of the model. Then you can crop the photo and still have a picture bigger than standard forum photos.

Thanks, James! And thanks, Razzmatazz! for the tip! i'll try it on my next picture.