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Now the snow has gone Evan has taken to getting out with his bubble-mower! I looked out the window to see his bubbles sitting on the frosty grass and raced out to get some shots.
The effect gets more weird when you get a closer look. Nice play of lines and almost a hundredfold self portrait :)
Added some sharpening to get more pronounced lines.
Cabin fever is setting in. Now I'm trying to blow bubbles out in the cold. Not as easy as one thinks.
A crop from the previous shot... OK I confess..bubbles can be addictive! Now I want some to try at home, but I need someone else to blow the bubbles while I try to 'catch" them. It didn't work trying to do it all myself LOL.. Thanks, Mark, for these ones. can't figure out if the ones in the middle were two bubble merged together or one in front of the other, but one seems in front in the upper right and behind in the lower left.
I got this toy for him yesterday...and I think I like it just as much as he does (if not better), because it kept him busy for a couple hours straight this morning ;-)))
P.S. (Not related to photo)
Saw the new Indiana Jones movie tonight. Loved it! So much fun. I can't understand why there are so many who say that "it's not as fun as it used to be". I thought it was done in the spirit of the first 3 installments. Altho' my fave still has the be the 3rd! Just MHO :-))
A saturday afternoon, a guy was making giant soap bubbles in a square near the Beaubourg museum (Paris, France). Kids were running everywhere, trying to catch them. A good place to make candid shots.
This is a small bubble blown by my niece from a bubble making kit. The bubbles show variations in color depending on the thickness of the bubble surface film and how it reflects light. This is much like the way the colors of an oil sheen on water vary.
I got to wondering why the top half of the bubble reflected my house while the bottom half did the same only upside down and reversed (left to right). Here is one explanation from the web: rjheeks.wordpress.com/2013/05/19/soap-bubble-reflections/
Here are some thoughts about how to photograph bubbles: content.photojojo.com/inspiration/how-to-photograph-bubbl...
Kids and adults love to play with bubbles - so transient flying up into the sky. Sometimes you mix bubble solution with glycerin in a bowl then take a straw and blow, You get bubbles that last longer and sometimes you get a single huge bubble!!!!
123 Pictures in 2023 #15 Bubbles
You can get really colourful bubbles like this if you add glycerin to your soapy water solution. I got the glycerin at a pharmacy for 2€, that makes this a really cool and inexpensive little photo project for the weekend!
You can get really colourful bubbles like this if you add glycerin to your soapy water solution. I got the glycerin at a pharmacy for 2€, that makes this a really cool and inexpensive little photo project for the weekend!