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Just messing around last night thinking about close-ups of bubbles, and I snapped a few of me quaffing some sparkling water (it's mostly satisfying when it's too late to start drinking beer when you're home alone with sleeping children -- I'm just gonna leave it at that.). I was hoping to get a little closer look at the bubbles themselves, but the bottle kept fogging up as it warmed in the kitchen.
Bub from Bubble Bobble. Made out of LEGO bricks. Glued together using E6000.
Height: 6 1/2in
Width: 5 1/2in
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Bubble Tea review and details for the new Bubbleology Bubble Tea bar in London. See here for more details: www.madewithpink.com/2011/04/london-bubbleology-bubble-te...
Huge bubbles blown by a Hungarian family out side the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, August 2013. Great entertainment..!
Strobist info;
Camera;
Nikon D90 16-85mm VR @85mm 1/100th sec f9 ISO 1000
Triggering;
Youngo RF-602
Flash;
2x Youngo YN-460 @ 1/4 power firing into 24in softboxes.
Setup;
camera aiming acros stream of bubbles. First softbox camera left 45 degrees aiming into bubbles. second softbox camera left aimed 135 degrees into stream (backlighting the bubbles)
Post;
Noise adjustment in Lightroom 3, Spotting for dust in Photoshop CS5
Location;
My dining room, with the kids toys all over the floor as usual!
My son and I were playing with the bubbles. I was having a hard time getting any in focus. We'll be trying again as soon as the clouds clear.
Festival of soap bubbles - Poznan, Poland
Canon 5D mark II, Tamron SP AF 70-200mm f/2.8 Di LD [IF] Makro