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Remember these? This is the History of Bubble Lights.
www.oldchristmaslights.com/bubble_lights1.htm
Be dazzled!!! Watch my son's Tacky Light Tour of Richmond, Virginia.
My Aunt Marietta came to visit recently all the way from Florida. It's not very often that we get to see her, and it's not very often either that we get to see bubbles this large!!
We went to a birthday party today for Connor's cousin... They had a horse and a pony for the kids to ride and also had a hay ride. Of all the attractions that were there today, a $20 electric bubble maker kept the kids occupied the most...
the dutch style bokeh house next door and the building we staying in is reflected in the bubble... again I love the 300mm lens...
This apparenty simple bowl of water and washing-up liquid, has a world of colour and pattern waiting to be revealed.
Air bubble in glass marble. Canon 7D, Canon 100mm L Macro lens + 36mm & 20mm Kenko extension tubes. I need to work on focus at this close proximity.
Bubble on the right is ~ 1mm or, to the non-metric universe- 0.0393701 inch.
This is a rework of one of my bubbles pictues. I used unsharp masking and replace the middle the of the big bubble with a sharp bubble formation taken from a shot of it with another depth of focus. Now it's ready to decorate my wall *yEaH*.
Bubbles of air, melted in a plastic bottle, filled with a mineral water. Some photoshop postprocessing. Canon 350D+canon 60mm macro USM
There were two groups of clowns at the Heart-walk. one group had wand/solution combination that made bubbles that were about 10 inches across, and very colorful (as seen here). The other group made bubbles that were about 14 inches across, but not very colorful. You can't really see the differences so much in person, but in the photographs, the differences are huge.