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My daughters bubble gun fired straight at the kitchen door ... if she had done this there would have been trouble, but she was asleep so will hopefully never think of trying.
Inspired by the Macro Mondays' group weekly theme of "Bubbles" but this one didn't make the cut. Time will tell if that was the right decision! :)
There are hundreds or maybe thousands of tadpoles wriggling around in the shallow part of our pond; greedily eating duckweed off the surface of the pond. In the process they are producing lots of lovely little bubbles. (They are still different colours! Anyone know why?) Here you can see how small they were (compared to the duckweed) just over a week ago: www.flickr.com/photos/tam_and_sam/13542266275/
This image of a bubble got a lot of attention on Facebook and people were asking how much photoshop was involved. To show I put up this image which is uncropped and has not been edited at all. The final version which had a few tweaks in photoshop is here. www.flickr.com/photos/jack-harry-bill/14668366960/in/phot...
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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.
First attempt with water and bubbles ! - Water, oil, Cocktail Glass, lights and many many experiments !! :)
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the last of the bubbles, well, from this roll at least. Should have a roll of reala from the rollei back soon... fairly sure there are more bubbles on there.
Ritchie's bus 619 in Anderson Bay road South Dunedin while working route 11 from Sheil Hill to Opoho
Took this pic with a flat glass candle holder with 7up in it above a national geographic magazine. The things you think of when you are bored.
I'm not sure how people get such great and clear pictures of bubbles... but I'm willing to learn. I had to chase this guy down. I need a better lens.
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I've decided today to revisit my collection of shots from several weeks ago, when we've enjoyed a bit of a fire and bubble making fun. For me, this is yet another facet of summer. The time we spend outside with kids, roasting sausages and marsh-mellows on fire, playing silly games or just simply watching the kids goofing off is what always brings smile to my face.. I hope you have many opportunities of just such fun. Summer is too short not to do it often ;D