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Macro Mondays "Bubbles"
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For the Macro Mondays theme "Bubbels". HMM for everyone!!
Small air bubbels in bubbles inside a plastic block.
This is my most favorite picture. I did sent to my brother to clean up water. It is a bubble that a goose left behind after take off. Caught in a circle of reflecting building.
macromonday the theme this week is bubbles.
and i relearned that it's not easy shooting macro into a glass paperweight ~grin~
and i have to point out with pride that i *made* this paperweight!!!!
It´s a little bit difficult to create a frozen bubble.
It´s not my first try ;-)
But in the morning with the first sunbeams there it works ;-)
Thank yu all for your nice comment, fav and Awards.
I used dish soap, water and glycerin to make a small amount of mixture. Glycerin makes the bubbles a little more stable apparently, which I learned after my last foray into bubble photography. Put a small amount in an upturned mug with a black card behind it. Blew bubbles with a straw and eventually managed one decent image out of a LOT ;)) HMM
Macro Mondays - Bubbles
Happy Macro Monday! : )
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A bubble landed on the marble bench top, giving a perfect reflection to complete the sphere. Often the best images are not the ones you planned! Another image in comments will give you a better view of how that worked.
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looking through a backlit orange christal ball paperweight with lots of air bubbles inside (and further bubbles within the bubbles which are hardly visible to the "naked" eye)
Taken with the manual Laowa 60mm ultra macro lens @f/8 and 2:1 magnification.
The "big" air bubbles you see here in focus are about 3 to 5mm in diameter; the whole globe is about 8 cm wide - you can see a bit more of it here:
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Macro Mondays - theme of November 28, 2022: bubbles
Bubbles Prelude
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Tomorrow's Macro Mondays theme is "Bubbles". Back in May 2021, I had experimented with photographing soap bubble planets for the theme "Soap". Back then, I had four nice-looking, usable images of rainbow planets in the end, and I've always wanted to upload the other three photos, one at a time, "peu à peu", but somehow, I never got around to doing so. But what better opportunity to present one of these "outtakes" is there than the eve of another "bubbly" theme. So here it is: rainbow planet No. 2 :) Duly overprocessed for Sliders Sunday with several mask layers in Lightroom and some extra vibrancy added in Color Efex with the "Reflector Efex" filter.
You can find a link to my original "Soap" theme photo in the first comment. If you are interested in how to photograph soap bubble planets, you'll also find links to a few tutorials in the description of that first bubble planet photo.
I will try and take some new bubbles for tomorrow's "Bubbles" MM theme, let's see if I can come up with anything nice, if not, I'll skip ;) Wishing you a lovely first Sunday of Advent and Happy Sliders Sunday, dear Flickr friends!
When playing with Lola and her bubble gun I was taken with the way bubbles gathered in the grass and had a go at shooting some. It's not entirely what I was hoping for so I need to develop the idea but it's a start! Nice patterning I think and a bit weirdly alien
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Dreams are like bubbles, they come in amazing forms; some colourful while others gigantic. Like bubbles, many burst soon after they are formed, yet there are those that last and while they do, give pleasures to those that chase after it. How do you treat your dreams? Do you burst it or do you chase after it?