Graham Hay Twist
The creation was called To Twist by Graham Hay and was one of the exhibits in the Castaways competition held in Rockingham in WA. The creation is made of flat sheets of paper and I thought was one of the best on show and was quite elegant.
Canera:Olympus FE240 compact-untouched
Graham Hay Twist belongs to the following groups:
All Around the Styles, Beach Art, Bits and Pieces , Budget Photography, Unlimited Quality and Untouchables Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Trish Woodford
Great shot kala, has a real beachy, shell like abstract feel to it :)
kalaryder replied
It was quite a large construction, but rather lovely
Donna Adamski
A beautiful way to recycle….fab capture Kala :)
kalaryder replied
Thanks Donna
PhotoAvenue
Great shot…love the texture …so unique!
Well done Kala! :)
kalaryder replied
Thank you very much
Harry Oldmeadow
Holy smokes, that’s quite a creation! Nice shot too!
kalaryder replied
It must have taken him ages to create – excellent piece of artwork
Wendy Slee
Amazing shot…! love the movement and swirls here…...it is really fascinating…
kalaryder replied
Yes it was. Thanks
chijude
Fascinating. Excellent work!
kalaryder replied
Thank you
lozzar
Great abstract. At first you think its a wall of rock or something like that. How big is it? Great pic.
kalaryder replied
Can’t remember now, perhaps about 3 foot? It was so striking that the size did not seem to intrude on consciousness
betha
This is really cool!! Makes a great photograph.
kalaryder replied
Thank you again Betha
Munggo
Stunningly good.
kalaryder replied
Thank you, very creative work
CarolM
How unique and interesting. At first I though it was sea shells. Very abstract with good textures.
kalaryder replied
Thank you, it is amazing how lovely a pile of paper can be
Arrowman
A brilliant Find Kala !!
kalaryder replied
Thank you kindly
Karen Hazelwood
I thought this was a landscape of sand on a dune. It’s beautiful Very nice shot.
kalaryder replied
Thank you Karen
anisja
Very interesting .
kalaryder replied
Thank you
Steve Chapple
If you hadn’t explained I would never have picked this as paper. Well shot.
kalaryder replied
Me neither, until I read the description attached to it
lacewren
Worked in old print shops many years. One of the tasks of the 2nd assistant was fanning sheets, allowing a thin film of air between and offsetting so the edge of each succeeding sheet could more easily be gripped. The lowly entry-level grunts have been making art like that shown above for half a millennium. No offense to anyone, just an observation.
kalaryder replied
None taken – but this person managed to display it and I manage to photograph it :)
Trudi's Images
Fabulous lines and textures Mik, well spotted
kalaryder replied
Thanks Trudi
jayview
wonderful textures – quite intriguing!
kalaryder replied
Thank you
starikarp
excellent shot…
kalaryder replied
Thank you very much
Scott d'Almeida
cheers excellent
kalaryder replied
Thanks Scott
walela
Wonderful shot!
kalaryder replied
Thank you