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"Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see."
(John W. Whitehead)
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Bubbles processed to the max for Sliders Sunday.
I really like Sliders Sunday, it's fun to push the editing beyond how I'd normally edit.
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Hello my amazing Flickr friends !!
Today is a blue day Color My World Daily and the theme at Looking close on Friday is bag. Once again, it is an awesome theme ! Few years ago (but it seems like yesterday) we had a birthday party for my oldest son. It was his 5th birthday, I believe, and we had a « candy bar » for this occasion. It was the easiest thing to set up : a table, few balloons and bowls of candies with spoons and some paper cups to put candies in them. The kids were so impressed !!!! My son was super happy with his « candy bar » and he become the coolest kid in school for the next few years. Of course, the parents were less thrilled after realizing that the effects of sugar rush can last way after the trip back home. The bags you see in my picture are what is left from our glorious candy bar. Those were full of tiny yellow bubble gums looking like gold nuggets and a huge hit at the candy bar. Today I use them as props but I always smile when thinking about my son’s 5th birthday.
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Nivea sells a shampoo that has bubbles suspended in it. very convenient! I tried quite a few things for this subject, this picture has oil (ascending below the bubble in the middle), sugars, glitter, lipstick and a couple of different shampoos. It was fun.
Pentacon 50mm f/1.8 @ f/5.6 with macro extension rings.
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Another experimentation of oil bubble macro art. Olive oil is placed in a glass of water with something colorful underneath the glass.
Chosen for cover photo forthe group Chromophile Crew *......BRIGHT, INTENSE COLORS......* in February 2016.
Entered in Challenge 168.0 ~ The Beauty of Water ~ April 2018.
Among the 9 winners!!
Chosen to be featured on The Award Tree front page for the week of April 22!!
Eplored 2015/06/27
Bubbles for Macro Monday!
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Kids had a lot of fun at Roßmarkt in Frankfurt (Germany) where a man with a special device produced huge bubbles.
I tried to get a picture for several mornings until I got this on the last day before a warm spell. Even though temperatures were low for this area--10-15 degrees F--my bubbles wouldn't freeze. This one had the most crystals of all that I tried.
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This picture just got shortlisted in the british photography awards. Please consider voting for it.
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Thank you everyone for the votes. It’s been nominated for an award!
Bubbles created from below
Ride the water, and they flow
Along the stream , around the bend
Until they make their final end
Popped by fate, they are gone
Quickly replaced by another one
That rises suddenly from below
To ride the water, as it does flow
This is a close-up HDR photo of detergent soap bubbles in a plastic tray. I took this image outside, so the larger soap bubbles are reflecting the overhead canopy of trees, and most of them are reflecting the iridescence elicited by the bright sunlight. The detail in this frame filling photo is best appreciated when seen full screen in Slideshow.
Shot taken for Saturday Self Challenge 26/04/2025 -- Bubbles .
You will have to do with just the two bubbles for the challenge , there was a spirit bubble on the tripod but is always hidden once a camera is mounted .
Anyway , here is a neat little level that fits into the flash hotshoe on top of the camera . With it in this configuration you can check that the camera is not tilting to one side or the other and that you are taking a shot with a level view . Of course if it is wonky horizons you are worried about then most cameras will have a built in indicator available to activate on the rear screen or in the viewfinder !!
Worth it one way or another , nothing so annoying as to see an image that is tilted when it should be straight ( Dutch Angles excepted ) !!
A good friend from a photo site back in the day who was a brilliant photographer always said about how wonky horizons were bad photography which could be easily fixed with post processing being one of the quickest and easiest fixes going - something I have never forgotten D.J. !!
Well a bubble challenge sorted and for a tune to go with it , I wonder how many of you will remember this ----