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What can I say, hand sanitizer makes a poorman's lava lamp. I was in the office working and was putting some papers in the filing cabinet (It is so funny, we have a new computer system that was suppose to help us get rid of paperwork but it just seems to generate more which has to be filed-go figure). That was when I noticed the bottle of gel hand sanitizer on the top. I picked it up and shook it and was amazed at how all the bubbles formed and just seemed to stay suspended. I must have killed a half hour just looking at it. See, I told you, a poor man's lava lamp!

Bubble with the reflection of the house.

Blowing a Bubble

Day 50 of 365 Day Photo Challenge Extra -

Bubbles

1/100s

F/13

ISO: 100

Focal Length: 60mm

Camera: Canon EOS 550D

Lighting: Daylight

4 x 4 inch canvas

Look who poped up

Daisies seen thru' a big bubble.

This is another bubble picture (:

One thing i love about bubbles is that when you take photos from different angles, the colour is different! x)

it was definitely really exciting, except for the fact that I killed my eyes by looking at the sun too much, i totally blacked out when i went inside the house again D:

hehe, enjoy!

bubbles

Who can describe this accurately? :)

soap bubble macro detail

A super-cool present from Uncle Brett!

Bubble in normal skin

last weekend's osampo photo, playing with soap bubbles.

Some children reaching for a bubble. Shot in Harajuku in Tokyo.

It's just a macro photo of a bubble. NO special software (hue / saturation / color) correction.

In the playground after class

We would trade the coloured glass

More valuable than diamonds

More magical than diamonds

Marbles - Marillion

Bubbles

Yes! I did a video of our bubble light night light! Taken by Edgar.

My Neice on Easter.

bubbles n bubbles

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My Mother blowing a bubble

Taken at Wollaton Photogroup using a bubble machine on a black background.

Bubble decorations outside the 4D movie theater

Photos taken through bubble wrap.

Playing with my grandson's bubble mixture.

Checked out the food... very good!

Goodbye! I'm leaving you for summer with these two analogue pictures from Tomás Saraceno's exhibition Billions.

Yellow FIzzy Drink

1.10.12

Simple soap bubbles in the sunlight

Bubble skirt made out of cotton layer under and tulle outer, Following Aida's tutorial for Project Run and Play. Worked great.

I made a couple changes to her tutorial:

1. made it into a skirt, not a dress. Fits my petite 20 month old daughter.

2. When connecting the two layers on the bottom, I encased the raw edges in some blue bias binding and then sewed that down to the under-layer, so I was left with a nice trim at the bottom.

Batwing top made out of some mystery knit fabric bought at the thrift store. I took one of her oensies, traced that onto the fabric and added the bat-wings and it worked great. It fits her, and it looks great with pants also. The fabric is veeeeeeery stretchy, so my top-stitching stretched the hem a little bit.

Also I made her a little infinity scarf out of the lining fabric. It is the cutest little scarf.

Nikon D90

August 2012

Manitou Beach, MI

Bubbles in the koi pond in a garden centre. Dark water, dark bubbles but my flash gives them all a nice highlight. I must admit I was very intrigued by these bubbles and I think I'll be experimenting with them in the future (when I have time).

Experimenting with bubbles.