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First attempt with water and bubbles ! - Water, oil, Cocktail Glass, lights and many many experiments !! :)
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With a background of tower blocks a Class 121 "Bubble Car" DMU captured at Westbourne Park whilst working the 13:33 Greenford to Paddington service on 20th March 1990. I admit to having something of a penchant for single car DMUs, even 153s!
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I've decided today to revisit my collection of shots from several weeks ago, when we've enjoyed a bit of a fire and bubble making fun. For me, this is yet another facet of summer. The time we spend outside with kids, roasting sausages and marsh-mellows on fire, playing silly games or just simply watching the kids goofing off is what always brings smile to my face.. I hope you have many opportunities of just such fun. Summer is too short not to do it often ;D
The bowl was filled with water, and it was made to overflow by placing it under flowing tap water. As the tap water hit the surface of the water in the bowl, I was able to shoot these random shapes of the froth generated. Shot at 1/200th second with flash on. (Looks like cells under a microscope, doesn't it?)
Focus stack of soap bubbles in a glass jar using CombineZM. Nikon D40, seven images, ISO 800, 1 second, 2X microscope objective with 160mm extension, macro focusing rail. Soap bubles illuminated from below with an LED flashlight, and then the final image was rotated 180 degrees to put the shadows on the bottom.
I saw a post earlier today on Bubbles freezing in the cold outside air so I thought i woul d give it a go, made up a bubble wand thingy from a coat hanger and home made bubble mix, popped outside to see, the bubble didnt freeze but it did stay for about 15 minutes, here it is, it was about 28 F when I tried I suspect it needs to be at least 10 degrees cooler
PCA206 - Bubbles
Sunday, April, 29 - Sunday, May 13, 2012
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For this assignment let's try to creatively capture bubbles. There are loads of options for this and many of them good clean fun. You could go the macro route or go big and capture giant bubbles. Think about the reflections and refraction when setting up your shot.
WIT: I convinced my daughter to model for me and blow some bubble on a sunny afternoon. The challenge was to get a good focus lock on on the bubble. I cropped the image and adjusted the levels a bit in post processing.
Bubbles who doesn't love them!
Thought i would give it ago since the big kid that i am bought myself a bubble gun.
You can see other photos from that day here : www.flickr.com/photos/134414050@N04/sets/72157654109091314