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I'm not wild about this picture overall, but I had to post it because the arrangement of bubbles looks just like a dragonfly head. No?
Sumpfdotterblume (Caltha palustris)
Single shot
To people of the ancient Europe the Kingcup was knowen to ward off deamons...
Aufgenommen in der Nordpfalz.
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
The idea of posting this picture was given to me by another, more detailed image : www.flickr.com/photos/191055893@N07/51461264706
The photographer who took it did some serious research, which you can read under his/her wonderful macro shot.
However to make things simpler, here is what he/she says about the drop hanging under the Blow Fly mouth :
Turns out, researchers only discovered relatively recently why certain flies and other insects like to have a droplet of saliva (because that's what it actually is) hanging out their mouths, and it's for a really interesting and quite practical reason: they use that "spit bubble" to cool themselves.
Interesting, isn't it ? :)
A big thank you to Lacerta Bilineata for satisfying my endless curiosity :))
Kids bounce and play with bubbles on the streets of Bath.
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I took this one awhile ago, and was never really that happy with it, but Todd keeps saying he loves the lighting.. so I guess i will post it. Hope you enjoy it! Sabian certainly liked eating all the bubbles, lol!