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A bubble wrap texture from Yvelle Design Eye. You can find the original post here: Bubble Wrap Texture Set

We all live in our own bubbles...

Olha a bolha de sabão

Na ponta da palha:

Brilha, espelha

 

Bubble Chair inspired by Eero Aarnio 1968

 

The Bubble Chair is based on the unique design of the Ball Chair originally created by Eero Aarnio in 1968. The concept behind the Bubble Chair was “less is more” and that is exactly what the Bubble Chair has come to represent. The Bubble Chair features a very minimalistic yet extremely unique design not found in any other modern furniture. Also referred to as Hanging Bubble Chair, or Hanging Ball Chair, it has become an iconic modern piece. The transparent Ball Chair creates a room within a room. Sit inside the Bubble Chair and create your own world without the noise and distractions of the outside world. The Bubble Chair is great for many activities including reading, writing, talking on the phone, or just relaxing. It creates an environment of pleasant isolation even in a crowded, loud area. The Bubble Chair brings together the best of all worlds since its fun, and modern, and yet so comfortable.

 

Buy the Bubble Chair and other Modern Furniture at Evinco Design!

air bubbles on the inside of a glass of water

 

If you want to know why the bubbles have formed in a band on my glass, read this post at Cambridge University's Naked Scientists Poscast web page.

Photo a Week Challenge #20 | Looking up

Process: The Working Practices of Barney Bubbles.

 

Chelsea Space, London 2010

 

Photo: Andi Sapey

Testing out bubble materials in Blender, which I was very impressed with. I think that its about time this coloring node I used got moved to trunk!

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More fun in the garden! Lit by two strobes at low power the ambient light has still been sufficient to allow the rising bubbles to leave a time trail giving a cool effect of depth.

 

Strobist: two strobes at 45 degrees either side of subject towards camera and set to 1/128 power. Flash triggered by rf603s, camera hand-held at shutter speed 1/8th second.

We've been working on getting her to not hold her nose all summer. She finally got it.

A little girl blowing bubbles with her grandmother.© chrisfutcher.com

 

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Testing Photoshop CS6

Fotografia tomada al aire libre, con una cámara digital DSRL de canon, objetivo de 18-55mm, modo manual, sin trípode y en movimiento.

La imagen está revelada digitalmente con el gesto de camara RAW de Adobe y retocada con capas de ajuste en photoshop.

Our favorite bubble tea place in the whole wide world.

Simple soap bubbles in the sunlight

 

Brought my niece and nephew some bubble wands on a hot day - snapped a few big bubbles to get the reflections - this has given me an idea for a studio project- soon to be done!

a bubble blower was setup under a floodlight, kids jumped around catching and stomping the bubbles. this daddy lifted his little girl up into the stream of bubbles!

 

1 second exposure // BEST VIEWED LARGE!

 

For FGR: Bubbles and Black & White

 

Day 228

 

TOTW Accessories: Bubbles, Necklace

 

Today's random fact: I chose a bubble bath over regular bubbles. Nice for relaxation and soothing my sore muscles (from running), but not good when it's 100 degrees out. This was probably the quickest bath I've ever taken.

Hey, where's the rest of him? Rest assured, he is squeaky clean.

air bubbles on the inside of a glass of water

 

If you want to know why the bubbles have formed in a band on my glass, read this post at Cambridge University's Naked Scientists Poscast web page.

This is the first of a few photos of the Bubble Man I met last weekend in Paris. It is mesmerising watching the gigantic soap bubble build up and float away...

 

Click here for the Anaglyph for red/cyan 3D glasses version;

Click here for the Anaglyph for amber/blue 3D glasses version;

Click here for the Parallel version;

Click here for the Wiggle version.

The above alternative versions are courtesy of www.schillr.com.

 

I put some dye into water and photographed it.

Model: Canon EOS 5D mark III; Shutter speed: 1/250 sec; Aperture value: f/2,8; ISO: 2500; Focal length: 100,0 mm; (Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM)

Bubble dome from top

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Catching the reflections that the bubbles created

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