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McClelland Gallery Sculpture with a warning for kids to keep off. I wonder if they read it! Peter CORELETT - Tarax play sculpture (1969). Happy Sliders Sunday
"Almost Alien"
The theme is Bubbles. I made bubbles in a bowl, put the camera (waterproof) in the water face up, and played three lights (red, blue, green) over the top of the bubbles. When I liked the colour and lighting arrangement of my picture, I clicked the remote shutter (phone app) and 'voila'.
Another experimentation of oil bubble macro art. Olive oil is placed in a glass of water with something colorful underneath the glass.
Chosen for cover photo forthe group Chromophile Crew *......BRIGHT, INTENSE COLORS......* in February 2016.
Entered in Challenge 168.0 ~ The Beauty of Water ~ April 2018.
Among the 9 winners!!
Chosen to be featured on The Award Tree front page for the week of April 22!!
I got this bubble wrap with my latest order from B&H. I love that it looks like an Arabesque pattern.
For Crazy Tuesday theme "Bubble Wrap."
This is the final result about Bubbles.
For a long time, I was thinking about a composition from several images with a relation.
I wish you like it.
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This is the second image of bubble net feeding, this time very close to the shoreline
As we were watching from the boat, a ring of bubbles appeared on the surface of the water. Within seconds a humpback surged upward bursting though the surface of the water surrounded by the ring of bubbles. As seen in this image the mouth is wide opening a frenzied attempt to catch the fish trapped by the ''net of bubbles". One humpback or several can be involved in the bubble net feeding
Bubbles, blue bubbles
They rise like whispers through the quiet air,
round moons of water, trembling, thin as breath.
Each holds a sky—its fragile, glassy glare—
until it bursts, a soft and sudden death.
Blue light bends inside their shifting skin,
a dream afloat, too brief to understand.
They drift away, yet leave a trace within—
a shimmer caught in memory’s open hand.
From yesterday, the bubble maker has been in Oslo the whole summer.
I have family members visiting me from Finland :)
Been busy, I come back for comments later.
Is a good moment to take pictures at home. Is the firts time that i use water, oil and soap.
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Have A " Too Good To Be Day Friends "
Happy "Tree- Mendously Tueday ..."
Happy " Telegraph Tuesday "
HTMT
~ Taken October 19th, 2021
Never used for its intended purpose, and frequently under threat of heading to the next car boot sale, this IKEA glass paperweight finally found use as a source of inspiration for the Macro Mondays theme Bubbles.
Shot taken for Saturday Self Challenge 26/04/2025 -- Bubbles .
You will have to do with just the two bubbles for the challenge , there was a spirit bubble on the tripod but is always hidden once a camera is mounted .
Anyway , here is a neat little level that fits into the flash hotshoe on top of the camera . With it in this configuration you can check that the camera is not tilting to one side or the other and that you are taking a shot with a level view . Of course if it is wonky horizons you are worried about then most cameras will have a built in indicator available to activate on the rear screen or in the viewfinder !!
Worth it one way or another , nothing so annoying as to see an image that is tilted when it should be straight ( Dutch Angles excepted ) !!
A good friend from a photo site back in the day who was a brilliant photographer always said about how wonky horizons were bad photography which could be easily fixed with post processing being one of the quickest and easiest fixes going - something I have never forgotten D.J. !!
Well a bubble challenge sorted and for a tune to go with it , I wonder how many of you will remember this ----