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EDIT: 2013 June 4
I wish to express my sincere gratitude to Chris Marquardt & Leo Laporte for highlighting two of my photos in the Tech Guy Group's Sunday June 2 episode 984 "Bubble Assignment". You provide a wonderful service to the photographic community.
Yes Chris, this photo is of a sheet of ice with bubbles frozen inside; on a blue background. The ice sheet was very small as this is a true 1:1 macro shot.
Episode 984 20130602
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I took this by pouring in baking soda into water. I really wanted some bubble shots and this is what I was able to capture with a nice warm and cool background.
Went MIA again, Sorry! This past week I had a sick baby and then I got sick. Fever galore in this house. I hardly took any photos to even catch up so I'm skipping a few days.
Yesterday we actually were all well enough to play outside. I happen to think bubbles are just magical. I love seeing so many float along in the sky, it's beautiful. I was trying to capture that, but it's a lot harder then it looks. LOL Noah was fascinated by the bubbles, he thought it was funny when he would try to touch one and it would pop.
“A smile starts on the lips, A grin spreads to the eyes, A chuckle comes from the belly; But a good laugh bursts forth from the soul, Overflows, and bubbles all around”
~ Carolyn Birmingham
Trip 11::fresh coffee::minneapolis
another bit of bubbly coming your way.
{smiles}
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,
I'm taking this bubble photo in front of a window, so you can see me and the bubble reflected in the glass (and the bubble too). Nice to see that if you drew a line from the centre of the reflected lens (the one in the window) it would touch the outsides of both bubbles. Reminds me of technical drawing - geometry. I think Zac suggested this to me in a previous comment (a vanishing point), but I've only just made sense of it. Thanks Zac.
at my favorite cafe, writing in my everything journal, when i noticed the bubbles in my coffee. they made me smile.