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Camera: Leica M9
Lens: Zeiss 50mm f2 Planar
Name: Adriana S
When did you last blow bubbles?: Quite recently, I love bubbles
Boredom can lead to creative thinking :-)
Another image from the Half Pint Milk Bottle series.
Really needs to be seen in the Jumbo size!
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BR DMBS 55032 had just topped the Lickey Incline in this view taken in April 1990 at Blackwell, Worcestershire. The Class 121 Pressed Steel single unit was working the Table 69A 17:32 Worcester Foregate Street to Barnt Green shuttle service.
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- Two merged soap bubbles provide the optimum way of enclosing two given volumes of air of different size with the least surface area.
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Playing with a kids set of bubbles in the garden...you knpow dip in a wand and blow the bubbles off it....a focus nightmare...fun results,
“In all our quest of greatness, like wanton boys, whose pastime is their care, we follow after bubbles, blown in the air.” ~John Webster
this was just a fun shot from my brothers last birthday ...me and my friend took a few bubble shots but this was my fave .. hope you like it :D
This most recent set of bubble photos were taken using a studio flash and plain old washing up liquid and water. The bubble doesn't last very long at all, between 30 and 60 secdonds, but the colours are great! The powerful studio flash allows me to use F/32 and ISO 100 which ensures the sharpest image.