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Abraham Lake, Canadian rockies.
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Remember how excited we would be as kids when taken to a toy store. I experienced that feeling at Abraham Lake.. Running around insanely happy, utterly oblivious to the extreme cold, the harsh winds, the slippery surface beneath my feet. Suspended in blissful exhilaration that comes from finding your flow.
Had to share a vertical comp of the scene :)
Alternate shots for the Macro Mondays theme bubbles. They are quite fun to shoot - the trick is to know when to put down the camera and walk away (for me that was about 300 shots later at 1am) :-)
RX100M3 8.8mm | f 3.2 | 1/30 sec | iso 800
Had fun with this one. Used a tiny tube from my husbands tool box. I wanted to do a frozen bubble but it was not quite cold enough.
GROUP: LOOKING CLOSE... ON FRIDAY!
THEME: BUBBLES
SUBJECT: DISH SOAP AND WATER
(and a straw to blow (slowly) the bubbles)
Flickr Friday theme: Bubbles
Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊
I used some glasses upside down. Mixed washing up liquid, water and some glycerine. Glycerine is great as it makes the bubbles stronger and last ages. (Excellent for water drops too) . I then put my mix on top of the glass the. Used a paper straw to gently blow a bubble.
Gaudi Park - Barcelona. Picture of bubbles made by a childrens entertainer in Goudi park on a sunny day. I loves the way the light catches the water and also the way the picture capture the bubbles bursting
Got up early this morning to take a couple of bubble pictures...Really much too windy for bubbles today... I am standing in front of a large brick pillar in my red pj's just to get out of the wind! You can see one of the other bubbles I blew in this bubble! THANKS EVERYONE FOR THE VIEWS, COMMENTS AND FAVS.....IT MEANS SO MUCH TO ME!!!!!!
I was walking down Market Street today and a guy was throwing soap bubbles up into the air. I thought I would take a picture of one and just as I pressed the camera button, it burst!
This was such a beautiful morning and the day after the shortest day. The clouds started off grey and then turned to this beautiful pink.
Erst war der Frühling einfach schön, jetzt freut man sich schon über eine Abkühlung. Hier die Spitze eines sprudelden Brunnens.
SE Alaska, 8 Humpback whales bubble net feeding. After they dive you never know exactly where to point the camera despite them producing a bubble net, often they were much further away than expected on surfacing.
The sun's out today. Haven't seen the sun in ages. I loved just standing outside and absorbing the rays, but then got jumpy and had to blow some bubbles.
I love the dark background here. It's the shaded corner of the building (an old lunatic asylum). That little bubble inside is doing strange things to the larger reflection - see all the scattering flecks inside!
It's a sweet and sensual experience to blow a bubble inside a bubble. You just pucker your lips and pop a bit of air through the surface. Amazing that it's so simple. Amazing that it's even possible. It's fun too. If the bubble surface is too thin, it just pops. POP!
I'll be a bit cryptic here, but this technique has given me ideas for something very beautiful. I'll need help with it (not saying what yet!), but if I can get it to work it's going to be better than anything I've done with bubbles before........
The morning temperature was 20° F so I decided to whip up a batch of solution to blow bubbles. The solution consisted of 1 cup of water, 1 cup of dish soap, and 1/2 cup of corn syrup. The bubbles do not freeze immediately but since the air was still they didn't pop and slowly formed the patterns. I wanted to use my auto-focus lenses but I am sticking to my challenge of using the Lensbaby gear for the month. This was taken with 1 macro filter attached to Sweet 35.