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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
I took a lot of these on the day but I thought I'd post a couple more here. If you're interested in all things bubbly you can see the rest on my website.
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Dawn dish detergent + bowl + water + wire whisk = lots of tiny, foamy bubbles!
Also found picmonkey - HDR effect along with an added frame.
Take a Class with Dave & Dave: Bubbles
Two towering glasses of bubble tea. (My almond latte is on the right side). I could really go for some right now...
With its large Asian population, Toronto has a thriving bubble tea scene. This modern shop in the Eaton Centre mall is clearly already very popular.
Tiny Bubbles in Ice.
I hurriedly finished my basement ride (misnomer, can't really hurry an hour, but the last interval had the most effort) for I had heard there were a few snowflakes falling. I dressed for my sprawl on the front walkway, and sprawled, awaiting some fine formed flakes. They were too sparse and melting upon contact, and with that need to press the shutter, in my prone position, I desperately looked around for anything else small to shoot... tiny bubbles in the small areas of ice under me! Aimed my colored LED flashlight and here we are. I suspect the larger bubble is 2 or 3 mm in size.