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It was a large-ish bubble from a street seller 's bubble gadget so was not as hard to focus on as you might think.
This is a pic of water droplets that look like bubbles. It was taken on a blue lid faced to the light.
It's been many months since I last published a picture. Going from at least 1 per day to nothing was not what I wanted, although I have taken quite a few. Unfortunately, I haven't been well for the past few weeks and being stuck in the house is largely driving me nuts. To try and address this I bought a macro lens (Tokina 100mm f/2.8 AT-X) so that I could do something around the house when I was feeling able. This is one of my first shots with the new lens, which is of olive oil bubbles in a bowl with coloured paper underneath, something that I'd tried towards the end of last year. I'm not sure of the composition but, heck, it's just nice to get something out there again.
I tooks some shots of my glass of soda water with the sunlight reflecting through the glass
Scavenger Challenge - 12) See how creative you can be with a photograph of bubbles on or in a liquid.
This is the final photoshopped version of an image. There really isn't a lot of editing involved to get it from the original to this version. In Canon Camera Raw and photoshop the levels were changed and nothing else. The highlights, shadows and blacks have been reduced in varying amounts. The original is here. www.flickr.com/photos/jack-harry-bill/14668518647/in/phot...
bubblesss. i love underwater cameras. except the date is all messed up on the one i use. fail.
“Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.” ~William Shakespeare (also a line from a Harry Potter song from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban for all the HP fans)