Bubbles in die blue sky

HBW!

Martinique on the Gulf

Gulf Shores, AL

July 2008

EXPLORE #132

Life itself is a bubble and a skepticism, and a sleep within sleep

Bubbles in ice. Taken with Canon FD 35mm macro and bellows.

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Clown blowing bubbles for the kids at City of Surrey Fusion Festival. A festival celebrating the ethnic diversity in my neighborhood.

Surrey BC Canada

Splat. Best in full view!

Macro shots of bubbles and food dye

Canon 5D Mark III - Sigma 105 f/2.8 Macro

Bubble Macro

art in a frog pond...

brooksville, florida

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Seattle Design Nerds. Fremont Solstice Parade

Soap bubble

Bubbles Alberta Canada

Lumix GX85K

i love bubbles.

another from my playing with bubbles session last week

Kleenex - In a mess

www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFzwT6XmWMs

I blew a little bubble inside the main bubble. The little bubble then fell through the bottom of the main bubble, and put this shock through the bubble. Caught the moment nicely!

How to best describe it? It like a bubble convulsion! A major bubble wobble!

I wouldn't have guessed that this process would cause all those droplets in the air. I suppose it must have!

I'm actually surprised at the sheer amount of shock that goes through a bubble when it convulses like this. I've photographed bubbles popping, and it's more of a disintegration of the surface than an explosion. Or so I thought. Sometimes I could swear that the droplets from a bubble seem to also jump out like an explosion. In this shot the convulsion seems to act a bit like an explosion, as is kind of evident from the droplets firing outwards. Those droplets actually reward close viewing, so feel free to look at the large and full size images.

I often get asked for the details/stats for these shots. You can find them in the EXIF, but the critical stat is probably that it's 1/500th of a second. Not incredibly fast, but fast enough to show you something you wouldn't see with your naked eye. I love 1/500th for bubble shots because the droplets look like streaks. Go much faster and the droplets become a smaller part of the shot.

Yep! Nice!

Too windy for decent bubbles so you make do.

macrofotografia de esferas de vidrio

I just had to try this extremely cool experiment after I heard about it!

In the winter, if it's cold enough, you can blow soap bubbles outside and as they freeze you'll see ice crystals starting to form all over them!

It is just beautiful.

So I'm definitely trying this again another time, both when it's even colder outside & the sun is still up!

and child-dlihc dna

Everybody loves bubbles!

Macro Mondays theme: Bubbles

The subject is dishwashing liquid in water. I experimented with a batch moved near the light of a window, then later with a similar batch being dumped into the drain lit by ambient room light reflected on the aluminium sink. I'm still trying to decide which one to use. I'll decide after I finish waking up.

HMM

On the inside wall of a transparent plastic bottle full of water. Taken through a reversed 50mm lens.

Vanochtend had het een beetje gevroren en gehageld. Nadat de zon opgekomen was, verdween langzaam de vorst en bleven er nog druppels in het gras. Met de trioplan lens dit bubbelfeestje kunnen fotograferen.

Phase between frost and dew.

This morning it had frozen and hailed a bit. After the sun had risen, the frost slowly disappeared and there were still drops in the grass. With the trioplan lens I was able to photograph this bubble party.

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Post processing done using Adobe Lightroom 5

this golden gate bridge moment was inspired from a recent dream

One of my players brought bubbles to the field today and the kids ran around popping them. It turned out o be a great way to warm up before our soccer match. One bubble caught a nice breeze and as I focused it started heading toward the sun. I was lucky enough to snap a shot before one of the kids popped it or stepped on my stomach. We'll do bubble warm-ups again the team loved it. Taken for our daily challenge - shooting on your back

Winter - Soap bubble freezing on icy snow, showing stars

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FGR outtake - I love bubbles, I love bokeh - nuff said... HBWE!

I took advantage of the cold temperatures this morning and tried photographing frozen bubbles for the first time. So fun! :)

Almost finished! Only 60 or so more bubbles to make.

Bubble in the bottom of a drinking glass, and the landscape behind it. Difficult to focus.