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Taken after dropping an alka-seltzer in a glass of water. As it was taken over a clear glass of water over a dark matt black surface, it naturally came out black and white. First day of ever using a macro lens.
Client: Bubble Media
Location: Oakland, CA
Project: Website Design
Web Design by Dynamic Reflection, inc.
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My beautiful Sunday. Wee H trying to catch bubbles. She quickly gave up on using her hands and retrieved her net.
My point and shoot is able to produce Bokeh, but not to the point to where it is big enough to look awesome.
About this shot, as soon as I walked into Epcot, I was surrounded with bubbles. SO I accidentally put the camera in "supermacro" mode and that made everything out of focus. Then I Edited this in Lightroom.
Awesome.
We had an hour to kill before I needed to head uptown for my appt at the bra fitting place and we were trying to figure out what to do. Jeff said, "if only there was a bubble tea place near by..." and because we had already walked past Centre St., I resigned myself to the fact that we'd have to backtrack. And then I looked behind me. We were standing right in front of a bubble tea place. Hooray! We also maybe got 2 more dimsums.
This kid up on his dad's shoulders had a bubble gun, and was firing it over the heads as the crowd followed the Sultan's Elephant down the Mall for the final time.
This was taken on the hoof, which accounts for the, er, idiosyncratic choice of focus, perhaps, but I liked the big central bubble.
More bubble pics from the Maryland Renaissance Festival. I kinda liked the way they looked and snapping a picture of them was a bit difficult, with the kids trying to pop them and the bubbles just popping themselves. I liked looking at em and I liked the way they turned out so I figured I'd post em here in their own group.
This BMW Isetta 300 motor tricycle, also known as the bubble car, was developed in Germany from a 1953 design by the Italian firm ISO, from which the name derives.
This car is on display at the Streetlife Museum, Hull.
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