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Last pics of Hippie's. and with a whole 4 weeks before I go back to take more shots I think Ryan took all or most bubble shots I just photoshopped them to death.
CBC. todays word is heavy metal.
Tomorrow is our anniversary.
We have been together for so long, and we were so young when we met that my first ring from him was really out of a bubble gum machine. I am smiling, because I had forgotten that until I started searching for todays assignment.
I have been so behind on your streams and I am sorry for that, I am stretched pretty thin these days. But I want to keep up on here, because you and this boot camp have truly inspired me.
Platinum is a heavy metal and so is this old bubble gum machine.
Manchester
Leica M3, 35mm f2 Summicron and Rollei Retro 400S, semi-stand developed in Rodinal 1+100 for 1 hour, 3 inversions at 30 minutes.
The only bubble that I managed to take a decent photo of in the West Park fair - Edited in Lightroom 4.1
Took these this morning, hopefully the temperature will drop so I can get some frozen ones next time.
I've decided to start posting on flickr again, though I'm going to turn off commenting and post lots and lots of photos - I don't have the time to spend here like I used to, so if you want to look just look, that's fine - I mostly post on Facebook now, the only problem with that is that the quality of photos is ruined - so if I want to share a link with how the original photo looked I now can through flickr.
I hope you are all keeping well, it's been a while.
I've got this exercise book on perspectives, and start reading it with my drawing book at hand. Before long, Bubbles got up on the table to try to detract me from reading...
Typical cat behaviour.
PCA 206 Bubbles
What It Took: I used a bubble gun which can make about 20 bubbles a second and deliberately used a slow shutter speed to combine all nice bubble reflections into a colorful stream. I had to clone out a lot of small splashes on the lens and I had to change the tones to make the lines more visible
The childrenin my classroom loved playing with bubbles and painting the brick walls with water on this hot day last week.
Air bubbles inside a glass marble. All of the textures you see are actual reflections on the marble. The bubbles almost look like planets of a strange solar system.
Developed with Photoshop CS5
Thanks to all who have visited my photos on Flickr in the year 2012
I hope to see you back in 2013, 14,15 .........
OHIO