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Whilst going through my pics 2nite, this one reminded me of Woodstock. Just the guys hair with the bubbles jaxtaposition made me think hippie :)
D40x with Sigma 30mm f/1.4 at f/1.4 under fluorescent lighting. Cross-processing simulation done in Aperture using color curves.
-- Explored on 6 Jan. 2009 Thanks! --
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse :
"In the chaotic inflation theory, a variant of the cosmic inflation theory, the multiverse as a whole is stretching and will continue doing so forever, but some regions of space stop stretching and form distinct bubbles, like gas pockets in a loaf of rising bread. Such bubbles are embryonic level of multiverses. Linde and Vanchurin calculated the number of these universes to be on the scale of 101010,000,000".
"Dans la théorie de l'expansion chaotique, une variante de la théorie de l'expansion cosmique, le multivers est étiré dans son ensemble et continue à le faire indéfiniment, mais certaines régions d'arrêt dans l'espace étiré forment des bulles distinctes, comme des poches de gaz dans une miche de pain qui lève. Ces bulles sont le niveau embryonnaire des multivers. Linde et Vanchurin ont calculé que le nombre de ces univers pourrait se situer à l'échelle de 101010.000.000."
Sony A7
Soviet enlarger lens Vega-11U ("Вега-11У") 50/2.8 (M39 adapter)
Shown here : flic.kr/p/ogobdx
Review : forum.mflenses.com/vega-11u-enlarger-lens-t36745.html
BW processed with RawTherapee (orthochromatic preset)
Here is a cropped version of NGC 7635 or the Bubble Nebula in Cassiopeia.
Lights:17 x 4 mins
Darks: 7 x 4 mins
iso 1600
Canon 500d (Modified)
Skywatcher Esprit120
FL: 840mm, F/7.0
NEQ6 + Synguider
Processed in Pixinsight
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Light Pollution: Bortle scale 7-8
Temperature: 16°C
I just put a new polar scope in my NEQ6 and aligned the reticle properly so my polar alignment should be a little more accurate now. My old polar scope had a loose reticle so even though I was guiding my PA was off by just a bit. The way the polar scopes are designed you have to use 3 screws to adjust the reticle to the desired position and it is a bit of a headache so I was procrastinating doing it for a long time but I am really happy I finally did it and I did it properly! :)
The glass ball holding the "bubble gum balls" is approximately 3/4 inch in width and height. The hand is that of a Dawn doll, much smaller than a Barbie if you are unfamiliar with her.
The four photos show different distance ratios of my macro lens.
Almost there! Back half of a bubble, mid-explosion.
I was originally trying to capture a side view of this, but I think I'll need to enlist an assistant for that. I don't have any depth perception while looking through the viewfinder so I have to sort of stab at the bubble, instead of sneaking up beside it.
What I like most about this shot is that It how lucky it was, I think if this had been my vision in the first place I would have never been able to get a shot like this.
Here is a selection of some Japanese bubble gum purchased from a Japanese market in Goleta, CA. Since there was a cute frog and various fruits on the labels so I got some of my Iwako erasers for the photo.