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This was taken lying on my stomach on the ice - while that's not something that I would recommend to everyone, it seemed to work pretty well for me. The ice is very very smooth from the strong winds that blow in the area which makes handholding a camera to the ice very difficult.
My house as reflected in a soup bubble! Who says soap bubbles are for kids? :-)
Highest position #285 as of 15th Jul.
I've been trying to get a photo of a frozen bubble, but it's so windy they keep blowing away.
Got this one right before it blew out of reach, then popped.
For Topic #4 'Bubbles'' in 112 pictures in 2012 Group.
Bubbles blown from my sons bubble gun, in our back garden.
American Bullfrog – I’m not sure exactly what’s happening here, but he’s lookin' good in a bubble beard.
I blew soap bubbles outside in the snow this morning. They flew up high like little hot air balloons, but then the large snow flakes stuck to them and they dropped back down to earth again.
Struggled with the light to get this shot. It's pretty dark when the snow is falling heavily.
Trying to get out of my box... Happy week!
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A single bubble caught during the annual Newmindspace Bubble Battle last weekend.
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I uploaded the cropped version of this a week or two ago. But I was just looking through my photos and I realized I like this one more. If I was to put one on my wall it would be this one. It feels more relaxed, having space and trees around it.
If you've seen the Pixar movie Finding Nemo, you might remember the very yellow fish obsessing over the bubbles escaping the treasure chest in his tank. That was Bubbles, a yellow tang (Zebrasoma flavescens), also known as the somber surgeounfish.
This specimen was a bit less hyper in its tank at the Haga Ocean butterfly house, but I was still pleasantly surprised at how sharp I managed to catch it in the not at all brightly lit aquarioum section.