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I always love Bubble Tea, but nobody up here in NH knows what it is...
(This one is from the Super 88 Food Court in Boston)
We had our two nieces for two nights, and with the nice weather, they wanted to make soap bubbles... Great subject for shooting...:)
Took these this morning, hopefully the temperature will drop so I can get some frozen ones next time.
I've decided to start posting on flickr again, though I'm going to turn off commenting and post lots and lots of photos - I don't have the time to spend here like I used to, so if you want to look just look, that's fine - I mostly post on Facebook now, the only problem with that is that the quality of photos is ruined - so if I want to share a link with how the original photo looked I now can through flickr.
I hope you are all keeping well, it's been a while.
I took this when I was staying in Key West for lobster diving.
This is a picture of my fathers friends son swimming in the hotels pool.
It's done and I love it!
Pattern: Bubble pullover from Knitting Nature by Norah Gaughan.
Yarn: Novita Nalle, two strands.
Needles: 3.5 mm for ribbing, 4 mm for pentagons, 4.5 mm for sleeves.
Modifications: Did the sleeves in the round up to the armholes.
Weight: 598 g
from the Children's Discovery Museum. This thing was cool, but I didn't catch it w/ a full bubble.
Oh well, HBW Flickr friends!! And HBSITBW too!
I absolutely love bubbles! And thanks to one of my wonderful photography friends i have lots of bubble bath! I pretty much take a bath every night, showers just aren't my thing :)
We had a lot of fun making loads of very big bubbles with our lovely friends karla_k and horst :).
for ODC - SIZE
For nearly 40 build challenges, I have more or less told the LUGNuts members what to do and they followed along. This time the build challenge was called By Random Appointment...and the fate of what we were to build was left in the hands of others. Lego Junkie stepped up to the plate and told the big boss man he wanted me to build a 1960 flatbed truck...make, model, and color was up to me. So I got to working on a 1960 Ford F-250 Flatbed in striking yellow and black complete with detailed interior, engine and working flatbed. The 60’s era bubble top racer...is just bonus Lino goodness! I hope you all like it...I really enjoyed building it. Thanks for the assignment, Lego Junkie.
...going out to all of my friends who are sad today. I wish that everyone could be protected from hurt and sadness in a soft bubble of sunlight and love. xoxoxoxo
I saw this sign as I was walking past TNR Cafe on Wilson Boulevard in Arlington, and stopped dead in my tracks and bought some bubble tea.
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.