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More Pacific ocean bubbles

Bubbles. Can you see back side of my house and the deck ?

This image, taken by my old friend Trravis Rector, shows the Soap Bubble Nebula, a planetary nebula formed bya dying star.

 

Credit: T. A. Rector/University of Alaska Anchorage, H. Schweiker/WIYN and NOAO/AURA/NSF

 

Original (and you want to see the orignal!): www.noao.edu/image_gallery/html/im1059.html

52 in 2016 Challenge

31. Bubbles

 

soap bubbles (guar recipe) in the fall forest.

 

shot with the Fujinon 50mm f/1.4 EBC.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Hearing the weather forecast about the cold front and a few more days of looming gloomy weather, we decided to savour the remaining hours of sunshine. We took a bubble stick and went for walk in the park with our camera.

 

The wind was quite strong before the storm, hence the bubble get blown out and did not have time to form a more spherical shape. They looked like transparent potatoes in the air!

 

One is never too old to play.............

Bubbles look cool :)

little art work from a few days back... BEFORE I discovered the bubble fish in the previous flickr post :)

must be the 100% humidity in the air, rain and fog fog fog... :)

 

a joyful weekend to all of you!

Another advancement with bubbles I think.

Had a play with a bubble maker in the back yard heaps of fun :)

Sun was just rising over the trees and hit the bubble. At the 3 o'clock position you can see part of the deck floor in the reflection.

And, another bubble in the background

Just an experiment of photographing soap bubbles on a rather dark background (a hedge)...

I'm tired of this cold weather but I finally got some cool frozen bubble pics!

A7M3 - 5-axis stabilization

24-105 - f/4.0 - Optical Steady-Shot

Bubble Tea review and details for the new Bubbleology Bubble Tea bar in London. See here for more details: www.madewithpink.com/2011/04/london-bubbleology-bubble-te...

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